The Bangladesh Army has dismissed claims from an Indian media report alleging a coup against Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus as false. The military’s Inter-Services Public Relations criticized the report for its lack of credible sources and described it as an instance of journalistic malpractice. This incident is part of a pattern of misleading reports about the army from the same outlet.

On Tuesday, the Bangladesh Army officially refuted an Indian media report that suggested an emergency meeting among top military officials regarding a potential coup against Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus. The army described the claims as “false and fabricated information,” asserting that they were a blatant example of journalist malpractice, as stated by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), its media wing.

The ISPR emphasized that the report titled “Bangladesh Army Holds Emergency Meeting Amid Possibility of Coup Against Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus” was misleading and based on misinformation about a routine army meeting. It criticized the article for lacking credible sources and verifiable evidence, labeling the allegations of an impending coup as entirely deceitful.

The ISPR condemned the media outlet for disseminating sensationalist narratives without proper investigation or adherence to journalistic integrity. Furthermore, it highlighted that this incident is not isolated, as the outlet has previously published misleading content about the Bangladesh Army, eroding its commitment to responsible reporting.

In conclusion, the Bangladesh Army has categorically refuted claims made by an Indian media outlet regarding an alleged coup against Chief Adviser Mohammad Yunus. The army’s strong stance against the report underscores its commitment to truthful representation and accountability in journalism. Such misinformation not only damages reputations but also undermines the integrity of the media.

Original Source: www.tribuneindia.com

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