The Bangladesh Army is expressly denying that there is any kind of mutiny attempt brewing or the supposed surveillance on their high-ranking General Faizur Rahman that was randomly advocated by certain sections of the Pakistani media.
The Bangladesh Army has been forced to issue a statement to completely deny and dismiss the Indian media reports suggesting there is a rebellion bubbling up from within its ranks. The reports said General Faizur Rahman, allegedly a 'pro-Pakistan' officer, was reportedly placed under strict surveillance due to the allegations of a failed mutiny.
However, the Bangladesh Army denied these allegations completely and labeled the reports baseless. There was also a statement regarding how it was inaccurate to speak of a turmoil against the disciplined institution. The protests were ended by the Army by claiming they performed in unison, and both undevised and disciplined.
These denials have come in the wake of growing concerns and media hypnosis, particularly in neighboring countries, about the stability and professional ethics among the Bangladesh military. The statement from the Bangladesh Army is committed to reassuring the public and indeed squishing all concern or apprehension that may have developed as a result of these false statements.
While saying that respectable journalism is natural, the Bangladesh army also wanted the public really not to take ever so seriously these unvetted news reports, which now purported mutiny. They stressed the Army has been keeping its face hard at the lookout round the clock to protect the nation and bear their respective responsibilities most resolutely.
