Clashes occurred in Gopalganj when supporters of deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina attempted to disrupt a rally held by the National Citizens Party, leading to violence. Pro-Hasina activists attacked police and set vehicles on fire. At least three people died, and many were injured. Authorities imposed a curfew in response to the unrest. Interim leader Muhammad Yunus condemned the actions, asserting they violated fundamental rights and promising accountability. The political landscape remains tumultuous since Hasina's toppling, with increased threats to rally attendees.
Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus condemned the violence, stating that the attempt by Awami League supporters to disrupt the NCP rally was a heinous violation of rights.
Violence erupted in Gopalganj with pro-Hasina activists attacking police and setting vehicles on fire, leading to chaos during the NCP’s March to Rebuild the Nation program.
At least three people were reported dead during the clashes, with local media suggesting that four may have died, highlighting the intense violence.
Participants of the rally reported feeling unsafe, with threats made against them to burn them alive, exemplifying the extreme tensions in the region.
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