Jumbangla Desk: Taapsee Tabassum Urmi, Executive Magistrate of Lalmonirhat District Administration has been transferred to Ministry of Public Administration as OSD due to a controversial post on Facebook about the statement of interim government and chief advisor.

He was made OSD in a notification signed by Nilufa Yasmin, Senior Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Public Administration, on Sunday (October 6) evening.

In this context, Lalmonirhat Deputy Commissioner HM Rakib Haider said that he has already been transferred to the Ministry of Public Administration as OSD in this incident. The rest of the decisions will be taken by the government.

Taapsee Tabassum Urmi wrote on Facebook last Saturday, 'The chief adviser of the constitutionally baseless interim government said the reset button has been pushed. The past is erased. He deleted all the past history of the country by clicking the reset button. So easy! The countdown has begun for you, sir.'

Later, when asked about the status, Urmi told a private TV channel, the chief adviser of the interim government. His reaction is due to a statement of Muhammad Yunus.

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He said, 'I have posted is enough. Only Me did, may be due to various reasons. If I lose my job because of it, I don't have a problem. Father of our nation Bangabandhu, it is settled fact. Delete the reset button to delete the past, what does it mean? Then I think, the power against the liberation war is in the form of government in our country. I feel that this is my place of responsibility. Called the July Massacre, these are all subject to investigation, not settled facts. It has not been proven so far.'

Taapsee Tabassum Urmi's Facebook ID showed that she has given several statuses on the side of the ousted government in the mass uprising of the students. Apart from this, he has also made several posts with a strong position in favor of Awami League.

Such statements of subordinates against the chief executive of the state are considered a clear violation of the code of conduct.

Former Director of Bangladesh Public Administration Training Center. AKM Enamul Haque said in this regard, 'Government employees have to behave according to the conduct rule of 79. There can be no criticism of the government where it can affect the relationship of the government with the people, it is in the A of 23.'