Do you know what the Air Force fighter jets did before Sheikh Hasina entered India!

Bangladesh Government Crisis: Bangladesh, which has been struggling with the reservation dispute for years, has finally gone under military rule. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to step down. She left the country after resigning as Prime Minister. Currently Sheikh Hasina is in India. There were reports that she may go to London (United Kingdom) where her sister lives from India. However, according to British media reports, the UK has rejected Hasina’s request for political asylum. So she is in India. In spite of this.. Jamaate Islami organization in Bangladesh made a big announcement and stated that demonstrations should be held wherever Sheikh Hasina stays.

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Sheikh Hasina left Bangladesh after resigning from the post of Prime Minister. She reached the border of India at 5.30 pm on Monday in an AJX C-130J flight. Indian security forces noticed that a plane was coming from there at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. The officials, who sensed who was in it, ordered to allow them into India. As soon as the plane entered Indian airspace, Indian Air Force fighter jets flew into the air. Hasina’s plane was followed by Indian fighter jets. They provided protection across Bihar and Jharkhand. At the time of her entry into India, the Indian Air Force and Army were prepared to face any situation, reliable sources revealed.

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Sheikh Hasina’s plane landed safely at Hindon Air Base on Monday at 5.45 pm. After that National Security Advisor Ajit Doval met her. If this is the case.. along with Hasina’s arrival in India.. security has been tightened at the Indian embassy in that country in the wake of violent incidents in Bangladesh. At the same time, security has also been increased at the Bangladesh Embassy in Delhi. On the other hand, Air India has canceled flights to Dhaka city.