In a recent development in Bangladesh, Hefazat-e-Islam has issued a warning to Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus regarding the implementation of proposals by the Women’s Affairs Reform Commission, labelling them as “anti-Islamic.” The group has gone as far as to threaten Yunus with consequences akin to those faced by Sheikh Hasina should he choose to move forward with the proposals. Khelafat Majlis has also echoed similar sentiments, calling for the abolition of the Commission altogether. Mamunul Haque, the joint secretary general of Hefazat, has raised concerns that the proposals are in contradiction with Islamic law, leading to widespread protests across the nation. The tensions are escalating as religious groups express their discontent with the proposed reforms. These developments have sparked a debate on the intersection of religion and state policies in Bangladesh.