US involved over stories of intimidation, political violence in Bangladesh

US involved over stories of intimidation, political violence in Bangladesh

Police on Saturday fired rubber bullets and tear gasoline at stone-throwing opposition social gathering supporters, who were known as for Hasina to step down and for elections due in January to be held beneath impartial caretaker authorities.

“We encourage the federal government of Bangladesh to analyze stories of violence totally, transparently, and impartially, and to carry the perpetrators of violence to account,” Miller stated.

Miller urged Bangladesh to create a secure setting for folks to peacefully assemble and for all events to “chorus from violence, harassment and intimidation,” noting the upcoming elections.

“Free and honest elections rely upon the dedication of everybody – voters, political events, youth wings, and police, and can’t happen in a setting of political violence,” he stated.

America is worried about stories of intimidation and political violence throughout protests in Bangladesh over the weekend towards Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, State Division spokesperson Matthew Miller stated on Monday.

“We encourage the federal government of Bangladesh to research stories of violence completely, transparently and impartially, and to carry the perpetrators of violence to account,” Miller stated.

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