DHAKA: The Bangladesh interim government key attorney’s specific assistant, Mahfuj Alam, warned reporters on Thursday against running any information about Bangladesh Chhatra League- the students ‘ wing of Awami League, saying it is now a banned company. Mahfuj urged reporters to refrain from appearing in “terrorist organization” advertisements.
Mahfuj also expressed concern about legal action and said the time administration would not tolerate any problems on the press and freedom of expression.
On Friday, main assistant Muhammad Yunus‘s hit wing produced a list of 44 officers killed during the July-Aug student-led rebellion. This record was reportedly released by police HQ, a sign that some people had been “deliberately spreading lays” and inflating the figures.
However, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party brought up information that claimed “deposed PM Sheikh Hasina was seen walking in a Delhi area under particular protection” in the internet. Additionally, it was urged to launch the process of a free and fair election as soon as possible. ” I urge deputy director Muhammad Yunus to be watchful”, BNP’s Zainul Abedin Farroque said, adding, there was a plot to weaken the interim state.
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