Tens of hundreds of opposition supporters in Bangladesh bask in gathered in the capital Dhaka for a rally tense the federal government step down.
Security in the metropolis is tight and numerous folks are staying off the streets.
The Bangladesh Nationalist Birthday party, identified as the BNP, has accused the federal government of High Minister Sheikh Hasina of ruining the financial system and stifling democracy.
But Bangladesh’s government has denied it is cracking down on freedom of expression.
In an interview with the BBC, the nation’s International Minister Abdul Momen brushed off options his government used to be stifling free speech, stressing that his nation, shaped in 1971 after a battle with Pakistan, used to be founded “to uphold democracy, human rights, and justice”.
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