Why Ex-PM Hasina’s Residence Turns Into ‘Revolution Museum Why Ex-PM Hasina’s Residence Turns Into ‘Revolution MuseumKHUSHI KUMARIImage Source: GOOGLE IMAGESGanabhaban served as the official residence of former PM Sheikh Hasina for 15 years until her ouster in August 2024On August 5, 2024, protesters stormed Ganabhaban, looting and vandalizing the residence in response to mass unrestGraffiti reading “Killer Hasina” and slogans from the revolt marked the palace as a symbol of public outrageCaretaker leader Muhammad Yunus announced plans to convert Ganabhaban into a “July Uprising Memorial Museum” by early 2025The museum will feature a replica of the notorious Aynaghar, a secret mirror cell detention center from Hasina’s regimeMuseum construction is set to begin by December 2024 and aims to memorialize history from the viewpoint of the uprisingThe transformation seeks to preserve collective anger and serve as a powerful reminder of the revolution that ended Hasina’s rule