Information Adviser Nahid Islam stated today that the government will take strict measures against attempts to incite violence or pressure the media. Speaking at a press briefing at the Foreign Service Academy, he referred to the vandalism at Prothom Alo's Rajshahi office. Nahid emphasized the importance of addressing grievances peacefully and encouraged legal actions for specific complaints against media outlets. He warned that any attempt to intimidate or disrupt media operations would face stern consequences, reiterating the government's commitment to safeguarding press freedom and ensuring a lawful approach to resolving disputes.
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