The Dhaka Times Desk The main focus of the country's news yesterday was the recovery of the Savar tragedy silk. Bangladesh will protest the news published in Daily Mail and Mirror about the rescue of Reshma.
This protest will be done by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Bangladesh Embassy in London. This issue came up in an unscheduled discussion held in the meeting room of the Cabinet Division at the Secretariat on July 1 yesterday. This has been learned by talking to some senior ministers.
According to the online news media, before the start of the meeting, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina told the cabinet members that a news about Reshma's rescue operation has been published in the country's newspapers today. Did you see that some members of the cabinet responded to the Prime Minister's question. Then the Prime Minister said that there must be some purpose in publishing the news in Daily Mail and Mirror after so long. Would the country's media have been silent if such an incident had happened, he said, I think what Daily Mirror and Mail have published is a lie. Their report has no basis. There are various cliques involved to bring down the country, I think there is some foreign connivance with those cliques. The Prime Minister then asked two of Britain's most influential dailies to strongly protest the news. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will take necessary measures in this regard through the Bangladesh Embassy in Britain.
It is to be noted that daily Manavzamin published a news titled 'Reshma Sombar Sarga' by quoting the findings of Daily Mail and Mirror. Then this news was published in various online newspapers. There was a response throughout the country. Government officials noticed. As a result, the matter was discussed in the cabinet. The news published yesterday revealed all the events before and after the Reshma rescue operation. References: Daily Human Land
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