Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has come to India after the coup due to violent protests by students in Bangladesh. The effect of which is now being seen on railway, flight, bus travel from India. Let us tell you, all bus and train services running between India-Bangladesh have been stopped. Which is directly affecting the common citizens. Along with this, flight services have also been stopped. Let us tell you, there is no traffic police on the roads of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. Let us know how is the transport system of Bangladesh after the coup. (Photo credit: wiwikimedia commoons)
The bus going to Dhaka was stopped
On Tuesday, a total of 45 Bangladeshi citizens travelling from Kolkata to Bangladesh had to get off a Dhaka-bound bus at Petrapole. Bus services between the two countries have been suspended amid turmoil in the neighbouring country. After the suspension of bus services, the common citizens are facing the most trouble.
These train services were stopped
Railway officials said that all train services between India and Bangladesh have also been suspended indefinitely due to the ongoing protests in Bangladesh. According to the Railway Ministry, Maitree Express, Bandhan Express and Mithali Express have been cancelled due to violent protests in Bangladesh. All these trains operated their last trips in mid-July this year.
Air India, Indigo canceled flights
Air India and IndiGo on Monday cancelled flights to and from Dhaka with immediate effect due to the situation arising after the resignation of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. An Air India spokesperson said in a statement on Monday, “We are constantly monitoring the situation in Bangladesh and our passengers with confirmed bookings to and from Dhaka will be rescheduled and refunded the cancellation charges.”
There are no traffic police on the streets of Dhaka
A day after the fall of the government in Bangladesh, transport in Dhaka has come to a complete standstill. Public and private transport has been completely stopped. The situation is so bad that no traffic police officer is seen on the streets of Dhaka. Let us tell you, protesters have also burnt buses and cars in anger.
Air India special flight takes off from Dhaka
A special Air India flight has evacuated 205 people from Dhaka. According to sources, Air India's chartered flight A321 Neo left Dhaka late Tuesday night. Through which 205 people including six children and 199 adults have been brought to India.
