The interim government of Bangladesh, led by Mohammad Yunus, is facing intense opposition to indications of dissatisfaction with opposition parties, civil servants, teachers and army. At the same time, Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has imposed extensive ban on all public functions, processions and rallies at the center of power in the capital. According to The Daily Star report, the Dhaka Metropolitan Police on Monday sealed the official residence of Mohammad Younus, Jamuna Guest House, Bangladesh Secretariat and the surrounding areas indefinitely.
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Security settlement has been conducted by civil servants and officials at the Dhaka Secretariat amid continuous protests against the Unus government’s ordinance, which allows them to dismiss them for misconduct within 14 days without any appropriate process. Civil servants called it an “illegal black law” and demanded that it be canceled immediately. According to BD24 News report, according to DMP Commissioner SM Sajat Ali, a ban on protests and rallies in Central Dhaka area “Public System and Chief Advisor [मुहम्मद यूनुस] Is in the interest of safety
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The latest sanctions on protests in Central Dhaka have been imposed after a similar instructions issued on May 10, when the interim government had deployed paramilitary forces including Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and police SWAT units for the safety of major government establishments. Currently, Eid has put a temporary stop in the intensity of the protests, but according to the report of the NewzbD in Dhaka, civil servants have warned that if their demands are not met by June 15, they will launch more tough agitations. Since August 8, 2024, the interim government of Bangladesh led by Younus, who is in power, is struggling with increasing challenges and protests. Yunus has promised to hold extensive judicial and institutional reforms and independent elections by the first week of April 2026.