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After the fall of Hasina’s government, the overall security situation in the country has not been fully under control. In this situation, a new image of Bangladesh has emerged.
After the fall of Hasina’s government, the overall security situation in the country has not been fully under control. In this situation, a new image of Bangladesh has emerged.
Where religious differences are not apparent. Muslims guard Hindu temples and at night in different areas they try to stop robbers.
The country’s popular actress Rafiat Rasheed Mithila commented that she had always wanted to see such a united and equal Bangladesh.
He made the remarks at a rally organised by the Visual Media Artists Association, which organised a show of solidarity with students at a photo booth in Suhrawardy Udyan on Saturday (August 10).
“We are going through a new period now. I have never seen it before. We should be careful at this time and there should be no differences among us,” Mithila said.
“There has been vandalism in many parts of the country and houses of minorities have been attacked. We must resist such acts with strong means. The condemned anarchy has created chaos. We all suffer from insecurity. But in the midst of all this, we have also seen events that have brought hope,” the actress said.
Talking about the incidents, Mithila said: “The fear of bandits spreads at night. On the other hand, people across the country are uniting to stop the gangsters. In block after block, neighbors have united to take on the bandits. We want this united Bangladesh. In conclusion, Mithila said: “The people of Bangladesh are very united. We must move forward with this unity. Beautiful Bangladesh, to be built with the strength of unity. There is only equality there, that is equality. There will be no division.
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