The High Court has issued a rule asking why Muhammad Yunus, the chief adviser of interim government, should not be officially recognized as a “national reformer of the New Bangladesh.”
In the same order, the court also questioned why the slain activists Abu Sayed, Mir Mugdho, Wasim, and other martyrs of the July-August uprising should not be declared national heroes.
The bench, led by Justice Fahmida Quader, further asked why the government should not prepare and publish a verified, detailed list of all those who lost their lives in the movement, officially documenting it in the government gazette.