Bangladesh Cracks Down on Ex-Regime Loyalists in Operation Devil Hunt This title provides a concise summary of the main topic of the post, which is the Bangladeshi government's launch of a security operation called Operation Devil Hunt to crack down on loyalists of the ousted regime and quell ongoing unrest.

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Bangladesh Cracks Down on Ex-Regime Loyalists in Operation Devil Hunt

In a bid to quell ongoing unrest, the Bangladeshi government has launched a massive security operation dubbed Operation Devil Hunt. This move follows days of violent protests and widespread destruction of buildings linked to the ousted regime of ex-leader Sheikh Hasina.

5 Key Insights

### I. Mass Protests Spark Security Operation

The Bangladeshi government's decision to launch Operation Devil Hunt was prompted by mass protests that erupted in response to reports of Hasina's planned Facebook broadcast from exile in India. The unrest has been marked by violent clashes and the destruction of buildings, including the museum and former home of Hasina's late father.

### II. Protests Triggered by Facebook Broadcast

The protests were sparked by rumors that 77-year-old Hasina would appear in a Facebook broadcast, defying an arrest warrant issued to face trial for crimes against humanity. The unrest has been characterized by violent clashes and widespread destruction.

### III. Interim Government Blames Hasina for Violence

The interim government has squarely blamed Hasina for the violence and vowed to take action against those responsible. Interim leader Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, has called for calm, emphasizing the importance of respecting the rule of law in the new Bangladesh.

### IV. Students Demand Action After Attack

Members of the Students Against Discrimination, who were instrumental in sparking the uprising against Hasina, were attacked in Dhaka's Gazipur district hours after Yunus' statement. The group has since demanded action from the government to address the violence and ensure their safety.

### V. Operation Devil Hunt Continues Until Loyalists are Uprooted

Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, head of the interior ministry in the interim government, has announced that Operation Devil Hunt will continue until all loyalists responsible for the violence and unrest are brought to justice and order is restored.

As the situation in Bangladesh continues to unfold, one thing is clear the people of this nation are eager to build a brighter future and capitalize on their newfound freedom.

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