The Home Minister said these things to journalists after a meeting with garment industry owners at the Secretariat on Monday (November 2) morning. He said attempts are being made to create this unrest in the country at the signal from across the border.
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Awami League supporters behind unrest in garment sector: Home Minister
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Published: Monday, 02 November 2026
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Seeking cooperation from industrial owners, the Home Minister said closed factories must be reopened through discussions with workers' leaders. Besides, assuring that the minimum wage for workers will be fixed within the stipulated time, he said the government will also hold a meeting with workers' leaders at 3 pm today on this matter.
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