Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity calls BCS new gazette 'discriminatory'
The organisation strongly condemned and protested the gazette, accusing it of reflecting a mindset of “religious hatred”
Calling the new BCS gazette "discriminatory," the Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council has said the publication of such a gazette is completely contrary to the aspirations of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement.
The organisation strongly condemned and protested the gazette, accusing it of reflecting a mindset of "religious hatred."
In a statement, it demanded immediate withdrawal of this gazette and the issuance of a new notification that includes all those excluded from the 43rd BCS.
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Earlier, the Ministry of Public Administration published a new gazette on Monday (30 December) excluding the names of 168 individuals initially included in the first phase of the gazette for appointment as cadres in government jobs.
Of the 1,68, 71 were from minority communities.
