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Muhammad Yunus leads Bangladesh’s interim government, with the primary task of organizing new elections
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Police fire teargas at protesters in Kolkata, AP photo

Published: September 14, 2024
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Tuesday, August 27, 2024
Year : 2, Issue: 34

After Bangladesh’s former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina stepped down and fled the country on August 5 following massive nationwide protests, an interim government was established, led by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus.
The primary mandate of Bangladesh’s interim government is to ensure free and fair elections. Chief advisor Yunus’ office Investigation, a federal agency, amid calls for an unbiased probe.In the course of Tuesday’s demonstration, called by a student group, the protesters broke through barricades set up by police to stop their march to the state secretariat.
“We were protesting peacefully and, without provocation, police fired teargas canisters directly at us and used water cannons,” Sayan Lahiri, one of the organisers, told The Independent.
The organisers claimed the protest was led by students despite supporters of prime minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party taking part in the rally. The protesters said they were seeking justice for didi, referring to the victim as elder sister, and action against corruption and political killings in the state.
One of India’s iconic tourist attractions – the Howrah Bridge – turned into a battleground as police in riot gear pushed back the protesters, using batons and teargas. “There were no party flags. Some were carrying the national flag, which the police snatched and threw on the streets,” Mr Lahiri, 30, said.
More than 6,000 police personnel were deployed in Kolkata and its neighbouring city, Howrah, turning the areas around the secretariat into a fortress.
In the days since the doctor’s killing, public anger has boiled over into nationwide outrage and stirred protests. Junior doctors have refused to see non-emergency patients in many parts of the country and launched protests demanding justice for the victim and greater safety for women at hospitals.
Mr Modi’s party has extended support to the protesting students, while senior state member Suvendu Adhikari claiming that Ms Banerjee’s administration was trying to suppress the rape and murder incident — a charge the state government has denied.
The party has called a 12-hour statewide strike on Wednesday to protest police action against Tuesday’s demonstration.
Source: Independent UK

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