BNP Assistant International Affairs Secretary Rumin Farhana has alleged that the Bangladeshi government is providing tacit support to groups identified as 'Tawhidi Janata', who have been involved in recent mob violence across the country. Speaking on a private television talk show, she claimed that these groups operate in different regions under various identities but share a common link through government tolerance. Farhana criticized the authorities for failing to take decisive action beyond issuing condemnations, despite repeated attacks on minority communities, cultural events, and women. She cited incidents involving assaults on Baul and Ahmadiyya communities, disruptions of theatrical performances, and harassment of female athletes and artists. According to her, over 380 shrines were attacked in the past year without any legal consequences. Farhana argued that the ruling Awami League benefits politically from these mobs, using them as a pressure group to advance agendas indirectly while ensuring they face no legal obstacles from law enforcement.