Hon'ble Prime Minister
Sheikh Hasina
Honorable Prime Minister of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh
Sheikh Hasina was sworn in as the Prime Minister of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh for the third time on January 12 after winning the Awami League's unprecedented victory in the general elections held on January 7.
He took over as Prime Minister of Bangladesh on 23 June. The Bangladesh Awami League under his leadership won a single majority in the June 12 parliamentary election.
In the general election of 20, his party defeated the Awami League, falling victim to the conspiracy of the then caretaker government. Sheikh Hasina was elected the leader of the opposition. When the BNP-Jamaat government made it difficult to transfer power, the military-backed caretaker government took power. After being in power for almost two years, the government organized the 8th parliamentary elections on 27 December. In this election, the Bangladesh Awami League-led coalition won an absolute majority. Sheikh Hasina took charge of the Prime Minister for the second time on 7 January.
Earlier, Sheikh Hasina was elected a Member of Parliament from six parliamentary seats in the general election held in the year. He served as the leader of the opposition and played a leading role in establishing democracy in the country. Immediately after this election, the constitutional process began with the withdrawal of military law from the country. Sheikh Hasina led the historic People's Movement of the Nineties and in the face of the agitation, the Ershad government was forced to resign on 5 December.
Sheikh Hasina was elected the leader of the opposition in the fifth parliament. He changed the presidential system of government and organized all including political parties to resume parliamentary government.
In 5, he formed a mass movement against the BNP's non-voting elections. In the face of this movement, on March 7, the then Khaleda Zia's government was forced to resign.
Sheikh Hasina has always been incapable of tackling fundamentalism, militancy and terrorism. With the responsibility of running the government in the 27th, his government enacted legislation to set up an International Crimes Tribunal to prosecute crimes against humanity committed in the 5th. Tribunals established under this Act have begun trial of war criminals and the verdict is being implemented.
Sheikh Hasina is the eldest of five children of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Begum Fazilatunnesa Mujib. He was born on September 26, 1945 in Tungipara in Gopalganj district.
Sheikh Hasina received her Bachelor of Science degree in Dhaka from Dhaka University. She contested the elections as a candidate of Bangladesh Chhatra League and was the Vice-President of the Student Intermediate Girls College Student Union. He was the general secretary of this college branch and the president the following year. Sheikh Hasina was a member of Dhaka University Chhatra League and general secretary of the Chhatra League's Rokeya Hall branch. Sheikh Hasina actively participated in all mass movements from her student life.
On 8 August, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was brutally murdered along with most of his family members. Sheikh Hasina and her younger sister Sheikh Rehana survived to stay in West Germany at that time. Later, he stayed in India for 5 years in a political asylum. He started an anti-imperialist movement in England in the 5th.
In the absence of Sheikh Hasina in 6, she was unanimously elected president of Bangladesh Awami League. After returning from a six-year exile, he returned home on May 7.
Soon after he returned to the country in the struggle for the restoration of democracy in 5, he became enraged by the ruling elite. He was repeatedly imprisoned. He was attacked at least 3 times for killing him.
On February 7, the military government arrested him and kept him inside for three days. He was imprisoned twice in February and November 7. He was arrested on March 2 and was kept under house arrest for about six months. From October 8, he was detained for seven days. He was arrested on November 7 and placed under house arrest for a month. Sheikh Hasina was arrested on February 27, 2007 and arrested in house arrest. Sheikh Hasina was admitted to the Bangabandhu Bhawan on November 27 in the 5th. On July 7, the army-backed caretaker government arrested him and sent him to the floor of the parliament building. He was released on June 7, 2007, after almost three years.
Significant attacks to kill Sheikh Hasina include the shooting of a policeman on November 7 while she was carrying out a program of encircling the secretariat. Jubo League leaders Noor Hossain, Babul and Fatah were killed. An attempt was made to lift his car with his crane in front of the National Press Club. Ershad's police force stabbed and fired shots at Sheikh Hasina in front of the Chittagong court building on January 25. Although Sheikh Hasina was intact in this incident, three Awami League leaders were martyred. He was shot 2 times while addressing Laldighi Maidan. On the way back to the end of the public meeting, his car was shot and shot again.
After the formation of the BNP government in 5, Sheikh Hasina was attacked repeatedly for murder. During the by-election of the Jatiya Sangsad on September 7, he was shot dead. In 6, Ishwardi noticed his room at the railway station and was constantly shot. Weighing 5kg and 5kg at the helipad and Sheikh Hasina's public place in Kotalipara in 20