The interim government has renamed 879 institutions and establishments that were previously named after the convicted former ruler Sheikh Hasina, her father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, and other members of their family. The changes were implemented over an 18‑month period following the July revolution that ousted Hasina. According to official sources, the highest number of renamings occurred under the Ministry of Youth and Sports, which saw 205 institutions renamed, followed by the Secondary and Higher Education Division with 181, and the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education with 84.
A prior statement from the Chief Adviser’s Press Wing noted that during the previous 16‑year regime, 977 infrastructures and institutions had been named after Sheikh Hasina, her family, and Awami League politicians. The renamed entities include schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, research centers, military bases, roads, bridges, and other public facilities. Universities such as Sheikh Hasina University in Netrokona and Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman University in Kishoreganj have been renamed to reflect their respective locations.
The interim government also issued ordinances to rename medical universities and numerous sports complexes, academic buildings, and other public structures, marking a broad administrative overhaul of state‑owned institutions.
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