Bangladesh Faces Political Turmoil Amidst Rumor Frenzy

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus accuses malicious forces of spreading rumors to destabilize Bangladesh amid a warlike situation. As the 53rd Independence Day approaches, Yunus rallies citizens to resist misinformation designed to undermine national unity. The administration seeks UN support to curb disinformation.

Bangladesh's Chief Adviser, Muhammad Yunus, has warned of a surge in politically motivated rumors, attributing this to forces opposed to his administration. In a televised address, Yunus urged citizens to combat misinformation ahead of the significant Independence Day celebrations.

The adviser suggested that the rumors aim to dismantle the unity among Bangladeshis, something he described as 'irritating' to adversaries looking to destabilize the government. Yunus advised the public to remain vigilant, searching for rumor sources rather than dismissing them.

As the country gears up for upcoming elections, the atmosphere is tense, with Yunus's administration seeking the cooperation of the United Nations to tackle the misinformation crisis. The Chief Adviser recalled the crucial events of the 1971 Liberation War, emphasizing their importance in the nation's history.

(With inputs from agencies.)