Police fire tear gas as job seekers protest in front of Bangladesh Chief Adviser’s residence

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police on August 25 issued a notice banning any rallies, meetings, or demonstrations in front of the Bangladesh Secretariat and government residence of the chief adviser until further notice.

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File photo of protesters in front of Bangladesh Chief Advisor Yunus' residence. PHOTO: THE DAILY STAR

October 1, 2024

DHAKA – A scuffle took place between police and job seekers as the latter attempted to stage a sit-in in front of the chief adviser’s residence this afternoon, demanding an increase in the age limit for government jobs.

Police fired tear gas canisters to disperse the job seekers who have been demonstrating for increasing the age limit to 35 years from the existing 30, witnesses said.

The job seekers are still in front of the CA residence as of filing the report around 2:15pm.

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) on August 25 issued a notice banning any rallies, meetings, or demonstrations in front of the Bangladesh Secretariat and government residence of the chief adviser until further notice.

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