In Pictures: Protesters looted former PM Hasina's mansion, ranging from fish to fans

Indignant protesters broke into Sheikh Hasina’s official Dhaka mansion and vandalized and looted it. They devoured biryani while robbing every room.

On Monday, after Sheikh Hasina resigned as prime minister and left the nation, a large crowd of demonstrators in Bangladesh invaded her official residence in Dhaka.

The protesters pillaged, plundered, and aimlessly perused the dwelling’s chambers. A picture of a lady stealing a Dior luggage went viral very fast amid several films that showed the break-in, damage, and looting.

Protesters broke into every room in the Hasina’s mansion:looted things, and caused damage.

Protesters broke into the presidential residence and
snapped pictures of her official chair and bed.

Observers also noticed the protesters indulging in biryani and fish; some of them were even captured lying on Hasina’s bed.

protesters looted Hasina's mansion — One protestor looted a bag full of ex-PM Sheikh Hasina’s saree from her mansion

Protesters created chaotic scenes. Protesters marched through the street while displaying the personal belongings of the former Prime Minister. They display items such as innerwear and a purple blouse. One protester wears her saree, highlighting the extent of looting.

Protesters looted a Dior bag from Gonobhawan

Protesters also took her saree and her Dior suitcase.

In the widely circulated photo, the woman grins and holds the opulent travel bag. Furthermore, journalist Pooja Mehta shared the image on X and commented, “Protester looted a Dior bag from Gono Bhaban.”

Consequently, numerous social media users chastised the woman and other demonstrators for their acts. For instance, one user commented, “Look at her joy, as if she achieved something,” in response to the widely shared photo. Additionally, another commenter stated, “It is unfortunate that they were not taught morals by their mothers or religion.

Numerous people ran with live goats, ducks, and raw fish in their arms.

Images also revealed that a large number of individuals fled with live goats, ducks, and uncooked fish.

Demonstrators tried to destroy a large statue of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

Protesters also attempted to demolish a sizable statue of Shaikh Hasina’s father, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who led Bangladesh’s independence movement. Moreover, multiple instances also defaced Mujibur Rahman’s portraits.

Protesters vandalize Sheikh Mujiber Rahman’s statue

Following PM Sheikh Hasina’s resignation in Dhaka, Bangladesh, people loot a monitor, a computer, and a duck from the prime minister’s mansion, Ganabhaban.

Images shared on social media depicted throngs of people in Ganabhaban’s drawing rooms, with some individuals visible removing televisions, chairs, and tables from one of the nation’s most secure structures.