Personal Correspondent: The Ministry of Home Affairs has given instructions not to arrest or harass the students who participated in the uprising.
This information was informed in a notification sent by the ministry on Monday (October 14).
According to the notification, a new journey has been started on the way to build a new Bangladesh free of discrimination through the fall of the dictatorial fascist government in the mass uprising of the students on August 5. Students who actively worked in the field of the movement to make this popular uprising a success will not be prosecuted, arrested or harassed for the events related to the July popular uprising organized from July 15 to August 8.
In this regard, the concerned have been instructed to be extremely careful. At the same time, the concerned have been warned against getting any advantage by giving false information in this regard.
Incidentally, Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country on August 5 in the face of the student movement. In such a situation, Nobel laureate Dr. The interim government was formed under the leadership of Yunus on August 8.
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