Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus announced that the government will take full responsibility for the wife and child of Sharif Osman Hadi, the slain convener of the Inquilab Mancha. In a televised address to the nation on Thursday night, Yunus expressed deep sorrow over Hadi’s death, which occurred earlier that day while he was receiving treatment at a hospital in Singapore.

Hadi, who had been critically injured by gunfire, was a prominent activist and organizer known for his leadership in the Inquilab Mancha movement. His death has sparked widespread mourning and public discussion across Bangladesh. The Chief Adviser’s statement aimed to reassure citizens of the government’s commitment to supporting victims’ families and maintaining stability amid heightened political tensions.

Authorities are expected to coordinate with Hadi’s family regarding repatriation and funeral arrangements, as reports indicate his burial in Singapore was delayed due to administrative restrictions. The government’s pledge of support is being viewed as both a humanitarian gesture and a signal of solidarity during a sensitive national moment.