Violence erupted in Gopalganj, Bangladesh, as supporters of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina clashed with members of the newly formed National Citizen Party during a rally commemorating last year's uprising. At least four people died and many more were injured. The interim government's leader, Muhammad Yunus, condemned the violence and emphasized the right to peaceful assembly. In response to the unrest, authorities imposed a night curfew. The situation highlights ongoing political turmoil and polarization in the country since Hasina's ouster eleven months ago.
The unrest in Gopalganj stems from a violent clash between supporters of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and members of the National Citizen Party, commemorating last year's uprising.
Following the violence, the interim government led by Muhammad Yunus condemned the actions and reiterated the importance of peaceful assembly rights for citizens.
Authorities reported at least four deaths and numerous injuries as pro-Hasina activists attacked security forces, leading to a night curfew in the affected areas.
The Awami League blamed the interim government for inciting violence, highlighting a broader concern regarding political polarization and stability in Bangladesh.
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