ALBAWABA - With news circulating that Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country, protestors were seen stealing her belongings and animals.
Pictures of the shocking incident quickly swarmed social media as protestors were spotted holding ducks, chickens, sheep, duvets, and pillows while posing and smiling at the camera. Moreover, one picture showed several protestors all lying down on her bed while checking their phones.
Bangladesh protesters are stealing Sheikh Hasina's animals and belongings
According to a BBC report, a helicopter carried the resigned PM to the city of Agartala in India, accompanied by her sister. Waker-Uz-Zaman, the head of Bangladesh's army, said on national television on Monday that Hasina had resigned and that the armed forces would establish a transitional administration.
Waker said, "The country has suffered a lot, the economy has been hit, many people have been killed -- it is time to stop the violence. I hope after my speech, the situation will improve."
As pictures swarmed social media, users took to comment sections and voiced their opinions about the matter:
"Well, it's not every day you see someone stealing a whole zoo from a Prime Minister's house!"
"Goat, Rabbit, the Prime Minister's house is a zoo."
One user celebrated Hasina's departure and said, "Good things do happen."
