**President Declares End to ‘Aynaghar’ in Independent Bangladesh**
Dhaka – President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir announced that secret detention centers, commonly referred to as “Aynaghar,” will no longer exist in an independent Bangladesh. Speaking in a recent statement, the president affirmed that the practice of operating undisclosed detention facilities will be discontinued, emphasizing that no mother should have to endure the anguish of not knowing the whereabouts of her child.
The declaration was reported by the Bangla Online News Portal (bd24live.com). The president’s remarks come amid ongoing domestic and international concerns over alleged secret detention sites used by law‑enforcement agencies. Human‑rights organizations have previously highlighted “Aynaghar” as a violation of due‑process rights and have called for greater transparency and accountability.
No further details were provided regarding specific measures or timelines for dismantling any existing facilities. The statement reflects the administration’s commitment to upholding the rule of law and protecting the rights of citizens in Bangladesh.
Article and image source: bd24live.com
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