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Momen cautions foreign envoys against BNP “tactics” to mislead diplomats

Foreign minister Dr AK Abdul Momen today cautioned foreign envoys in Dhaka against main opposition BNP “tactics of fear and forgery” to mislead diplomats for gaining their sympathy against the backdrop of past two days street violence.
“You have already learned . . . about the killings of innocent citizen and law enforcement agent, arsoning, vandalism and violence by the BNP activists,” he told the envoys at diplomatic briefing on current political situation at Jamuna state guest house here.
The foreign minister added: “BNP often played victim to misguide diplomatic missions and our foreign friends in order for gaining sympathy.”

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PM urges Islamic scholars to work for peace at grassroots

RUPGANJ, Narayanganj: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today called upon the Imams (Islamic scholars) to work for maintaining peace at the grassroots so everyone can perform their own religions freely, describing Islam as religion of peace, amity and humanity.
"We want cooperation from you (Alem, Olama and Imams). You have to work for maintaining peace at the grassroots so we can develop the country further," she said.
The prime minister was addressing the National Imam Council and prize giving-2023 ceremony as she opened the newly constructed 50 more model mosques and Islamic cultural centres in sixth phase across the country.

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Police arrest self-proclaimed "Biden advisor"

Police today arrested a man who claimed to be an adviser of US President Joe Biden as he was visibly departing Bangladesh a day after his suspicious presence at BNP central office and assured the opposition of Biden administration support for regime change in Bangladesh.
"Immigration Police have arrested him as he reached the airport to leave the country," Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) joint commissioner Biplob Kumar Sarkar said identifying him as Mian Zahidul Islam Arefy.

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RAB strengthens surveillance in city to prevent chaos

The Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) has strengthened security measures in the capital ahead of the rallies of Awami League and BNP, scheduled to be held tomorrow, to prevent any untoward incident.
Over 1,500 RAB members have been deployed in the capital to ensure public safety and prevent vandalism ahead of the political rallies tomorrow, according to a RAB press release issued today.