Protests toppled Bangladesh’s government and drove powerful PM into exile. How did they get here?

Protests by Bangladeshi students against a government job quota system led to violent clashes and ultimately forced Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign. Following the unrest, which claimed nearly 300 lives, the military has called for calm and promised an investigation, seeking the president’s guidance to establish an interim government. Protests by Bangladeshi students against a government job quota system led to violent clashes and ultimately forced Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to resign. Following the unrest, which claimed nearly 300 lives, the military has called for calm and promised an investigation, seeking the president’s guidance to establish an interim government.  Economic Times