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Muhammad Yunus heckled at New York airport, Bangladesh govt vows action against ‘Awami terrorists’

Hindustan Times - World · 13 October 2026 at 6:35 pm

Muhammad Yunus heckled at New York airport, Bangladesh govt vows action against ‘Awami terrorists’

Muhammad Yunus arrived from Doha on a Qatar Airways flight and faced angry remarks from several people, according to Bangladeshi media.

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