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Despite big promises, Bangladesh govt doing little to end mob culture: Report

“Despite big promises, Bangladesh govt doing little to end mob culture: Report”, IANS, April 18, 2026

“Despite the big promises made by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) government led by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, the much-awaited end to mob culture in the country is yet to arrive, the localmedia in Dhaka has highlighted.

A report in The Daily Star recalled that as the BNP government came to power in February this year, Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed had declared the “end of mob culture”.

“The statement was bold, and long overdue. After months in which mob violence had become alarmingly routine, it offered a sense of relief, even hope, that the state was finally ready to reclaim authority from the streets. That hope was short-lived,” the newspaper mentioned…….”

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