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Home minister terms Al Jazeera report as yellow journalism

Bangladesh

TBS Report 
03 February, 2021, 01:15 pm
Last modified: 03 February, 2021, 02:28 pm

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Home minister terms Al Jazeera report as yellow journalism

Asaduzzaman Khan said, "A vested quarter is behind the report with a specific purpose. The report has been made to put government into trouble by humiliating Bangladesh"

TBS Report 
03 February, 2021, 01:15 pm
Last modified: 03 February, 2021, 02:28 pm
Al Jazeera’s report is yellow journalism, says Home Minister. Photo/Courtesy
Al Jazeera’s report is yellow journalism, says Home Minister. Photo/Courtesy

Terming Al Jazeera's recent report as yellow journalism, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan on Wednesday claimed that the report is baseless, terrorist-patronised and is a part of conspiracy against Bangladesh.

The minister came up with the remarks while responding to reporters today, reports Somoy TV. 

Asaduzzaman Khan said, "A vested quarter is behind the report with a specific purpose. The report has been made to put government into trouble by humiliating Bangladesh."

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Qatar-based news channel Al Jazeera published a report titled "All the Prime Minister's Men" on Monday. 

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