Bangladesh’s interim government has issued a nationwide appeal urging citizens to remain vigilant and united against all forms of violence, arson, and intimidation reportedly carried out by isolated extremist groups. The statement emphasized that the country is undergoing a historic democratic transformation, and that this process must not be disrupted by those seeking to exploit unrest.

The government condemned recent attacks on journalists from The Daily Star, Prothom Alo, and New Age, expressing solidarity and promising full justice for victims. It also strongly denounced the killing of a Hindu man in Mymensingh, declaring that such acts have no place in the vision of a 'new Bangladesh.' The statement linked the call for restraint and tolerance to the legacy of Shaheed Sharif Osman Hadi, whose sacrifice was described as symbolic of the nation’s democratic aspirations.

Officials reiterated that the upcoming election and referendum represent a solemn national commitment, urging all citizens to reject hatred and provocation as the country moves toward political stability.