Bangladesh’s Interim Government Vows Action Against Miscreants
Bangladesh’s interim government issued a warning, vowing to identify and take legal action against anyone causing instability in the country. The Ministry of Home Affairs expressed concerns over forced resignations, vandalism, and other activities disrupting peace.
The government emphasized that all cases of instability would be thoroughly investigated, and appropriate action will be taken. They also assured that legal action would be taken against miscreants regardless of their party affiliation.
Following recent protests over a controversial quota system, which led to the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, the new interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has taken over. The country witnessed violent incidents resulting in over 230 deaths after the protests.
It is crucial for the interim government to maintain stability and address issues effectively to ensure peace and order in Bangladesh.
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