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Dr. National Memorial in the rain. Respect of Yunus and 13 advisors
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Update: 09 August 2024, 11:38
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The Chief Advisor of the Interim Government paid tribute to Savar National Memorial. Muhammad Yunus. He was accompanied by 13 advisors. Photo: Collected
14 advisers of the Interim Government paid their respects at Savar National Memorial. Chief advisor to the interim government paid tribute to the National Memorial shortly after 10 o’clock on Friday morning. Muhammad Yunus. It rained just before the tribute. Dr. paid tribute in the rain. Yunus.
The Chief Counsel first paid his respects individually. Then the other 13 advisors were paid respects. They paid their respects while getting wet in the rain. The members of law and order forces brought umbrellas at this time.
From Savar, the advisors of the interim government again left for Dhaka. They will pay their respects at the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka.
Dr. National Memorial in the rain :
Nobel laureate economist Dr. An interim government has been formed in the country under the leadership of Muhammad Yunus. After the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government in the face of the students’ movement, the country was practically without a government for three days. 14 members of the 17-member interim government took oath at Bangabhaban on Thursday night.
Two coordinators of anti-discrimination students’ platform. Nahid Islam and Asif Mahmud Sajeeb Bhuiyan joined the new government as advisers, a first in the country’s history.
Others sworn in as advisers are former Bangladesh Bank governor Salehuddin Ahmed, Dhaka University law professor Asif Nazrul, executive director of human rights organization Odhikar Adilur Rahman Khan, former caretaker government adviser AF Hasan Arif, former foreign secretary Tauhid Hossain, environmental lawyer Syeda Rizwana Hasan, Former Election Commissioner M Sakhawat Hossain, women’s rights activist Farida Akhtar, Islamic thinker AFM Khalid Hasan, former managing director of Grameen Bank Noor Jahan Begum and expert on electoral system Sharmin Murshid.
Former ambassador Supradeep Chakma, doctor Bidhan Ranjan Roy and retired Navy officer Farooq-e-Azam could not take the oath as they were out of Dhaka.
