BSS
  16 Dec 2025, 20:59

No one involved in attack on Hadi will be spared: CA

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today addressed the nation on the occasion of the Victory Day 2025. Photo: CA's Press Wing

DHAKA, Dec 16, 2025 (BSS) – Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today issued a stern warning, saying that no one involved in the recent attack on Sharif Osman Hadi, a frontline fighter of the July uprising and spokesperson of the Inqilab Mancha, will be spared.

“The government is treating the incident with utmost seriousness and that those involved have already been initially identified. I want to assure the countrymen that no one involved in this conspiracy will be spared, wherever they may be,” he said.

The Chief Adviser made the remarks while addressing the nation this evening on the occasion of the Victory Day 2025.

Expressing deep sorrow, he said, “Today, I have come before you with a very heavy heart. On this joyous day, I inform you with deep sorrow that the recent attack on Sharif Osman Hadi is not just an attack on an individual - it is an attack on the existence of Bangladesh, an attack on our democratic path”.

Prof Yunus noted that Hadi remains in critical condition, saying the government has taken all necessary measures to ensure his treatment and security.

“He (Hadi) has already been sent to Singapore for advanced treatment,” he said, urging the countrymen to pray sincerely for his recovery.

Referring to what he described as the attempts of defeated fascist terrorists, the Chief Adviser said, “I want to clearly say that this ill attempt by the defeated fascist and terrorist forces will be completely thwarted”. 

“No one can stop the democratic progress of this country by intimidation, terrorism or shedding blood,” he categorically said.

Urging the countrymen to maintain restraint and not to pay attention to propaganda or rumors, Prof Yunus said, “We must confront the fascist terrorists, who want to create unrest, in unison. We should not fall into their trap”.

“The defeated fascist forces will never return to the sacred soil of this country,” Prof Yunus said.