A row erupted at Dhaka University over the display of photos of Pakistan founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah and former Jamaat-e-Islami chief Ghulam Azam at the renovated DUCSU museum.
Critics accused hardline Jamaat's student body Shibir of seeking to alter the institution's historical narrative, leading to the photos being torn by a student.
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The incident reflects ongoing tensions and debates about Bangladesh's history and politics
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