Sacked union leaders return to BB premises

- Central Banking staff
- 06 Nov 2003

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Union leaders returned to Bangladesh Bank for the first time in a week on Wednesday. Witnesses said the ruling BNP-backed former CBA leaders stayed at the CBA office at the main building of the bank for 15 minutes at midday. The report quoted a top banker as saying "This is an early warning that the government is not backing the BB governor and that political patronisation of unruly CBA activists continues."

Source: The Daily Star

After a week's absence, the recently sacked president and general

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