US Edition‘Attempts To Mislead People’: Muhammad Yunus Dismisses Bangladesh Coup Rumours
- Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor of Bangladesh's interim government, dismissed coup rumors, stating that "false information is being spread in an attempt to mislead the people".
- Yunus mentioned that the rumors have intensified amid reports of military meetings and troop movements in Dhaka.
- General Waker-Uz-Zaman also dismissed emergency rumors, urging focus on the country's stability.
- The Inter-Services Public Relations department refuted the coup claims, declaring the reports as "false and fabricated.
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Bangladesh’s Yunus warns of rising misinformation, calls for national unity ahead of elections on Independence Day eve speech
At the beginning of his speech, Yunus paid tribute to those who sacrificed their lives during the Liberation War, describing March 25 as a day of massacre that remains a dark chapter in the history of human civilisation
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Thelocalreport.in"Festival Of Rumours": Muhammad Yunus Plays Down Bangladesh Coup Rumours
Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus on Tuesday said Bangladesh was witnessing a "festival of rumours" against his administration, blaming it on "the defeated force" -- an apparent reference to deposed premier Sheikh Hasina's regime. "The rumours are big instruments of the defeated forces against the July-August (2024) Uprising," he said in a nationwide televised address on the eve of Bangladesh's 53rd Independence Day on March 26 when the co…
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