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The report also said "irresponsible" media coverage of the mutiny had inflamed the situation and recommended restricting reporters' access to "sensitive" areas such as military barracks. A mutiny that began on February 25 at the headquarters of the Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) in Dhaka and then spread to a dozen other towns, killed at least 80 people mostly army officers. Those killed included BDR chief Major-General Shakil Ahmed and his wife. Nine BDR troops who were believed to have opposed the mutiny were also killed, said the inquiry report released by the Home Ministry Wednesday. "Exemplary punishment following trials in courts martial is recommended to stop recurrence of such mutiny in the country," Anisuz Zaman Khan, head of the government inquiry team, said while reading excerpts of the report at a news conference. The BDR, responsible mainly for guarding Bangladesh's more than 4,000 km (2,500 miles) border with India and Myanmar, was traditionally commanded by officers drawn from the army. The government said in March it would disband the unit. Bangladesh has a history of frequent coup attempts and political intervention by such forces. The revolt, which lasted 33 hours and ended after the rebels laid down their arms following a television appeal by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, stoked concerns over the stability of the civilian government that took power in January. Hasina had won an election in December that ended two years of emergency rule by an army-backed interim administration. The mutiny was initially believed to have been caused by disputes over pay and command structure. But while the report said the mutiny had been pre-planned, it could not come up with a definitive cause and Khan said more investigation would be needed. It also blamed the intelligence agencies for not detecting unrest in the force before the violence erupted. "The ineptitude of the principal intelligence agencies and their poor liaison with the Home Ministry became the catalyst for the mutiny," the report said. It criticized live coverage of the rebellion by private television stations, which it said was responsible for the rapid spread of the mutiny across the country. Authorities have so far arrested some 1,500 paramilitary troops for involvement in the mutiny. Continued... View article on single page Share: Del.icio.us Digg Mixx Yahoo! Facebook LinkedIn Next Article: Irish orders yielding to abuse reparation demands Afghanistan and Pakistan Fighting the Taliban A growing insurgency in Afghanistan is also spreading deep into Pakistan, making both countries crucial to U.S. war efforts in the region. 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