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Key Bangladesh party warns over unrest after buildings smashed

Bangladesh launched a security operation called 'Operation Devil Hunt' after protesters were attacked by gangs allegedly linked to the ousted regime of Sheikh Hasina, leaving students severely injured.
Protests erupted after reports that Hasina would appear in a Facebook broadcast from India, leading to the destruction of buildings connected to her family, including a museum.
The Bangladesh National Party voiced concerns over the unrest and the government's crackdown, which has resulted in over 1,500 arrests since the operation began.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus urged for calm and emphasized the importance of respecting the rule of law in the new Bangladesh.

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The Hindu

Key Bangladesh party warns over unrest after buildings smashed

Bangladesh's powerful BNP political party has spoken out publicly for the first time against the interim government after a surge of unrest and a sweeping security crackdown.

12 days ago·Singapore

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Barron's

Key Bangladesh Party Warns Over Unrest After Buildings Smashed

12 days ago·New York, United States

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Nikkei

Bangladesh students who brought down government enter political arena

University professor Rabiul Alam was among the thousands gathered at a rally in Bangladesh's capital in late December to mark the end of a transformative year for the South Asian nation.

12 days ago·Japan

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The Straits Times

Bangladesh arrests 1,300 in ex-regime loyalist crackdown amid widespread unrest

Gangs allegedly connected to the ousted regime of Ms Sheikh Hasina were being targeted. Read more at straitstimes.com.

13 days ago·Singapore

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NDTV

Operation Devil Hunt: How Bangladesh Is Hunting Sheikh Hasina Loyalists

The security forces in Bangladesh have arrested as many as 1,308 individuals from across the country as part of the ongoing "Operation Devil Hunt" launched to curb nationwide incidents of mob attacks and vandalism. The operation was launched by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus-led interim government on Saturday after student activists were injured in Gazipur last week during vandalism at a former Awami League Minister's home. The joint operation in…

13 days ago·New Delhi, India

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