Bangladesh interim govt orders security clampdown amid unrest after candidate Hadi shot

• Bangladesh's interim government ordered a nationwide security clampdown due to fresh unrest.
• The clampdown, "Operation Devil Hunt," was initiated after youth leader Sharif Osmann Hadi, an election candidate, was shot.
• A reward of Taka 50 lakh (USD 40,985.81) is offered for information leading to the arrest of suspect Faisal Karim Masud.
• The first phase of Operation Devil Hunt earlier this year targeted supporters of the deposed Awami League.

Why It Matters: Bangladesh's security clampdown signals rising political unrest and government action.