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Proclamation of the July Uprising in Bangladesh coming, says govt
January 01, 2025
|The New Indian Express
BANGLADESH's interim government has announced plans to prepare the 'Proclamation of the July Uprising', a day after it distanced itself from a proposed declaration with an identical title that was put forward by a student movement instrumental in toppling Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
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"We hope within a few days the proclamation will be prepared with the participation and consensus of all and presented before the nation," Shafiqul Alam, Press Secretary to Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, said in a midnight press conference on Monday.
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