A large group of protesters Wednesday vandalised and set on fire Bangladesh founder Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s residence in Dhaka during a live online address of his daughter and former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Protesters rally at Sheikh Mujib's house in Dhaka, demanding justice and resisting the current regime led by Hasina.

Several protesters, some armed with sticks, hammers, and other tools, gathered around the historic house and independence monument, while others brought a crane and excavator to demolish the building.

In an emotional address, the ousted PM calls Bangabandhu Museum, once the residence of her father Sheikh Mujibur, as 'last remaining history', labels Muhammad Yunus 'dishonest hypocrite'.

A mob in Dhaka, Bangladesh, vandalized and set ablaze the historic home of the country's founding leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on Wednesday. The incident occurred as his daughter and former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina addressed the nation live online from India, calling on her supporters to stand against the interim government.

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.

In Dhaka, protesters vandalized Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's residence while Sheikh Hasina addressed the nation. The demonstration was part of a 'Bulldozer Procession,' linked to a movement against the current regime.

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.