Graffiti condemning Sheikh Hasina's regime remains unremoved

Vandalized graffiti criticizing Sheikh Hasina's government remains unremoved from the walls, highlighting ongoing political tensions. - Munir UZ ZAMAN - Updated In a striking display of dissent, graffiti condemning the regime of Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina continues to be visible on public walls, despite the authorities' silence on the matter. Once a heavily fortified residence of Sheikh Hasina, the building is now being transformed into a museum, serving as a symbol of her authoritative leadership. Current e-Edition - Existing subscribers can click the image to access the latest edition. - Not subscribed yet? Explore our subscription options here. Mobile App Access the e-Edition and get assistance through our app. Additional Information The Tawas Area Chamber of Commerce's 2025 Visitor Guide and Member Directory offers comprehensive insights into the best accommodations, attractions, and events in the Tawas region, including local festivals and picturesque spots. Similarly, the Oscoda-AuSable Chamber's 2025 Community Guide provides detailed recommendations for a memorable vacation, whether relaxing or adventurous, in this charming small town.