Bangladesh’s interim government has ordered maximum border vigilance following an armed attack on Sharif Osman Hadi, an independent parliamentary candidate for Dhaka-8. Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus directed security agencies to prevent the attackers from fleeing the country, prompting heightened surveillance at the Akhaura International Immigration Checkpost and along the Brahmanbaria and Cumilla frontiers. The directive came after an emergency meeting at the state guesthouse Jamuna, attended by key advisers and senior law enforcement and intelligence officials. Dr. Yunus described the attack as a deliberate assault on the nation’s democratic process and instructed authorities to ensure the perpetrators are swiftly apprehended. Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) units, particularly the 60th Battalion in Sultanpur, have intensified patrols, vehicle checks, and identity verifications to block any escape routes. Officials confirmed that immigration police are scrutinizing all passport holders crossing through Akhaura. The government’s rapid response underscores its intent to maintain order and demonstrate zero tolerance for political violence ahead of the upcoming election period.
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