Dhaka University Investigates Display of Jinnah Photos at Reopened Museum

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Dhaka University has launched an investigation following public backlash over the display of photographs of Muhammad Ali Jinnah at its campus museum. The university's Central Students' Union had reopened the reorganised museum on Sunday. The exhibit included photographs and newspaper clippings related to Jinnah and the broader political history of the subcontinent. The display sparked controversy, prompting university authorities to probe the decision to include such material.

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