Iconic Bangladesh cricket fan Tiger Robi exposed the blatant lies of the Indian media which desperately tried to cover up the fact that he was brutally assaulted by the Indian crowd.
"I was beaten by some Indian fans."
"Someone hit me from behind."
"They punched me 3 or 4 times around my kidney area."
⚠️ Confirmed: Traffic data show a new disruption to internet connectivity in #Bangladesh with high impact to mobile networks; the incident comes amid reports of more than 50 deaths during a new round of protests calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina 📵
BREAKING: Bangladesh police are FIRING SHOTS at protesters.
After Sunday's protests left over 40 people dead, a CURFEW and INTERNET BLACKOUT have been imposed.
AUTHORITARIAN PM HASINA BETTER START LOOKING FOR THE EXIT DOOR.
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As the student protest in Bangladesh continues into its third week, police in the Sylhet district were seen shooting at protesters earlier today. Reports of fresh clashes between students and security forces are emerging from most major cities across the country.
Bangladeshi authorities have ARRESTED OVER 10,000 people and investigated over 200,000.
It looks like AUTHORITARIAN PM Sheikh Hasina is conducting a WITCH HUNT.
This is Rajshai university today where students sought to hold a peaceful rally. However the #Bangladesh law enforcement authorities were having none of that. At one point, armed and plain clothes police tried to disrupt the protests, arrest five students and drag them to their vehicles. But what this extraordinary video shows is how the police have lost their authority, and how the teachers and students are not now willing to put up with these arbitrary arrests and, quite fearlessly manage to grab their fellow student back from the police. ... As I have mentioned in earlier tweets, it feels like something has changed in the country, but what is not so clear is how widespread that change is.
Student protestors have taken over the Chittagong courthouse building. There are reports from different parts of the country that protesters are being supported by the general public in their demands, and the protest is intensifying.
“We were protesting for a legitimate cause and were shot at for it. There is no justice here.”
Shot in the eyes, victims of Bangladesh protest violence face dark future https://t.co/XLaVkj2UDt