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Bangladesh's Durga Puja Music Ban: Muhammad Yunus’ Government Restricts Celebrations During Namaz

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Bangladesh's Durga Puja Music Ban: Muhammad Yunus’ Government Restricts Celebrations During Namaz

Bangladesh's Durga Puja Music Ban: Muhammad Yunus’ Government Restricts Celebrations During Namaz

In a controversial decision, Bangladesh's new interim government led by Muhammad Yunus has imposed restrictions on Durga Puja celebrations, asking Hindus to pause musical instruments during namaz and azan.

This move has sparked heated debates and raised concerns about communal harmony in the country.

Watch as we explore the implications of this decision on Bangladesh's religious and cultural landscape and its potential impact on India-Bangladesh relations.

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