A video of the lynching went viral on social media
Dhaka Metropolitan Police spokesperson Masudur Rahman told bdnews24.com that the restrictions will be strictly enforced during the specified time on the gatherings.
The move comes hours after the Chittagong-based Islamist radical group unleashed mayhem in the capital and nearby Narayanganj killing, in which at least 14 people, including two policeman and a border guard, have been killed so far.
Amid simmering tensions over Hifazat-e Islam’s sit-in demonstration at Motijheel, the Awami League is expected to hold a public meeting at Bangabandhu Avenue at 3pm and the BNP at Naya Paltan at 2pm in Dhaka on Monday.