Ex-advisors who are not interested in the fear of mob violence in the official residence Chase have emerged in recent administrative sources.
Questions on human rights situation
Allegations of extrajudicial killings and human rights violations by the former interim government have sparked widespread discussion in domestic and foreign circles.
Chief Advisor to the Government Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus and related parties have repeatedly promised to protect civil rights, but the overall picture of 18 months is a question.
Human Rights Support Society (HRSS) reported in the report of last February 4, political violence, mob attack, torture of journalists, freedom of expression, freedom of expression, border killings and deterioration of law and order have created a alarming situation.
On the other hand, New York-based Human Rights andach (HRW) has expressed concern over the issue of mob violence, anti-terrorism laws, political considerations and arrests and unjust detention.
although The cases of crossfather or gunfight have been claimed to have reduced, yet there are 127 deaths in prison, including clashes with law enforcement agencies, deaths and torture.
Mob Violence: Statistics Concerns
According to various reports, 413 cases have been lost and 313 people have been injured, according to various reports, and 313 people are injured. According to analysts, this is a reflection of the weakness of the rule of law and the judiciary.
Security concerns of former advisers
Although the current law and order situation has improved compared to the previous one, a few advisers to the former interim government fear that they may face public outrage or mob attacks, which is why many are reluctant to oversee security in the government residence.
However, the Ministry of Rural and Public Works is asking for destined Let these residences be vacant in the middle of the same year, and the house has been given a hint of the house within this month.
In the special case, one to two months can be paid, but in that case the government has to pay the money.
Director of the Department of Housing. Asaduzzaman said that the housing poison of former advisers does not have specific policies and they do not get pension benefits, so they have been officially informed about the poison.
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