A mob vandalised Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s residence in Dhaka, causing significant destruction and setting parts of the house on fire. The protesters reportedly demanded a ban on the Awami League, breaking open the gate to enter the premises.

Ousted Bangladeshi leader Sheikh Hasina condemned the demolition of her father's house, calling for justice. The house of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Bangladesh's founding father, was vandalized by protesters,

People removed doors, windows, bricks, iron rods, and pipes from the wreckage. Some of them cut iron rods from the debris using a hacksaw, while others used hammers to break concrete and collect rods.

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The attack on Dhanmondi-32, a historic monument, was part of the 'Bulldozer Procession' rally, which aimed to disrupt Sheikh Hasina's live social media address Wednesday.

The house became an iconic symbol in Bangladesh history as Sheikh Mujib largely led the pre-independence autonomy movement for decades from here.

The attack took place as Sheikh Hasina, the ousted former Prime Minister and daughter of Rahman delivered a fiery speech online, urging her supporters to stand against the interim government.

The attackers forcibly entered the premises after breaking open the gate and began a destructive rampage.

A mob vandalized and set fire to the residence of Bangladesh's founding leader, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the father of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, in Dhaka on Wednesday.