The home minister says isolated incidents of crude bomb explosions and arson do not indicate a deterioration in the country’s overall law-and-order situation.
Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed speaks at parliament on 15 June 2026: Photo: BSS/File
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Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed speaks at parliament on 15 June 2026: Photo: BSS/File
Setting fire to one or two vehicles in the dead of night does not destabilise the country’s political situation, Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed has said, adding that no “blueprint of conspiracy” to unsettle the country would be implemented.
He made the remarks in parliament today (10 November), replying on a point of order to the opposition leader’s speech, with Deputy Speaker Kaiser Kamal in the chair.
The minister was commenting on the crude bomb explosions, processions, vehicle vandalism and arson centred on the blockade called by the Awami League, whose activities are banned.
“Seven crude bombs have exploded across the country. Four people were caught red-handed and handed over to police. If a crude bomb explodes at Dhaka University in the dead of night, it does not mean the law and order situation in Bangladesh has deteriorated,” he said.
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