The Cabinet Division of Bangladesh has issued a circular prohibiting the use of the Prime Minister’s image on banners, festoons, and billboards used for publicity at any government event. The directive, signed by Deputy Secretary Tania Afroz, was released on Sunday and made effective immediately. It specifies that no three-dimensional or other forms of the Prime Minister’s image may appear in such materials.

According to the circular, designs for promotional materials must clearly reflect the purpose, message, and content of the event, giving priority to the event’s subject matter. The Cabinet Division emphasized that all ministries, departments, and field-level officials should implement the directive with utmost importance.

The instruction aims to ensure that government event materials focus on institutional objectives rather than individual representation, reinforcing a standardized approach to official publicity.