"The situation will be normal within three-four days", the advisor of the Ministry of Home Affairs reported on Bangladesh

Hindus in Bangladesh are afraid.

Despite the formation of the interim government, the situation in Bangladesh has not normalized yet. There are still reports of violence and looting. And so the Hindus of Bangladesh are gathering at the Indian border to come from the other side. They think that this is the way to save their lives. A message of hope was heard in this situation. M Sakhawat Hossain, Advisor to the Home Ministry of the Interim Government of Bangladesh, claimed that the situation in Bangladesh would be normal within the next three to four days. But did the homeless return home? This question remained. But the situation has cooled a bit since earlier.

The people of the other side of Bengal are now asking for hope. In an interview given to the Bangladeshi media "Prothom Alo", M Sakhawat Hossain said that "various plans are being made to restore the law and order situation in the whole country." The new government is taking initiatives. There are still no orders to deploy sufficient number of police on the streets. Many police officers are still hiding in fear of their lives. In this situation, the army is trying to maintain law and order by convincing the people. It is expected that the new government will be able to bring the situation under control in the next three to four days.

But will it bring confidence among the people of Bangladesh? This question is starting to arise now. Therefore, M Sakhawat Hossain's statement, 'If necessary, I will talk to the policemen. I will listen to their complaints. As long as I am in the Ministry of Home Affairs, I will try to resolve it. In this situation, the police must be reassured. They are people too. I don't understand anyone as a minority in this country. We are all Bangladeshis. And due to the collapse of the conventional state system, an atmosphere of anarchy has been created throughout the country. Minorities have the right to protest against it. Now we will not let anything like this happen again. If the situation is a little normal, a full investigation will be conducted to find out who is involved in all these incidents.

An interim government has now been formed in Bangladesh. The head of this government is the Nobel laureate economist Mohammad Yunus. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to leave the country when the anti-quota movement in Bangladesh reached its peak. Now he is in New Delhi. And his son Joy said that he will return again during the elections in Bangladesh. BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia can contest this election again. If he is healthy. But his previous situation has become very difficult. Former Election Commissioner and Brigadier General M Sakhawat Hossain got the Ministry of Home Affairs. The administration is relying on him.