Former Cricket Star Mashrafe Mortaza’s House Torched Amidst Bangladesh Protest Unrest

The demonstrators vented their fury at Mortaza, a member of parliament for the ruling Awami League party, for remaining silent about the purported “mass arrests of students” that have occurred in Bangladesh.

On Monday, August 5, following student protests against government job quotas, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned, sending shockwaves across the nation.

Hasina has resigned and left the country, according to the chief of the Bangladesh Army. The military would assist the interim administration in governing the nation, the commander said.

In addition, the demonstrators vandalized and wrecked the prime minister’s official mansion.

Mortaza has led Bangladesh to victory in 117 matches across all competitions; he also has 36 Test, 220 ODI, and 54 T20I caps. Additionally, he has claimed 42, 270, and 78 wickets.

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