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Bangladesh Home Minister's house vandalised
Protesters attacked and vandalised the residence of Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, Bangladesh Home Minister, in Dhanmondi, Dhaka. Media reports said thousands of demonstrators breached the gate and entered the house.
Smoke was seen emanating from the property, it was reported.
Awami League's office set on fire
Media reports said the office of Awami League president Sheikh Hasina, located at 3/A in Dhanmondi, was set on fire by protesters. Hasina has already fled from Dhaka.
Sheikh Hasina's flight over Indian airspace now
Sheikh Hasina's flight is over Indian airspace now. But the destination is yet to be confirmed.
Army-monitored interim government to be formed soon
The Bangladesh armed forces aid an army-monitored interim government will be formed soon.
BSF issues red alert
India's Border Security Force (BSF) has issued a red alert along the Bangladesh-India border.
Protestors storm palace
In a repeat of what happened in Colombo last year, protesters were seen looting Sheikh Hasina's official residence in Dhaka.
Thousands of Bangladeshi protesters stormed her palace, with a source telling AFP she had fled mass demonstrations demanding she quit.
Bangladesh's Channel 24 broadcast images of crowds running into the premier's official residence in the capital, waving to the camera as they celebrated.
Hasina has resigned, confirms army chief
Army chief Waker-Uz-Zaman addressed the nation via television. He confirms that Hasina has resigned.
"The economy is in trouble, so please help me restore land and order," he said.
An interim government will be formed shortly, he said. The Army will help form the next government, he added.
Army Chief's address delayed
Bangladesh Army chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman was to address the nation, but his speech has already been delayed