Stored Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasin on Tuesday released a strong warning against any attempts to ban her long -established Awami League and stressed that the party was not a “parasite” and did not emerge from flood waters.
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“Their (Provisional Government) courage amazes me,” she said at the virtual address to workers and pro -evidence from India, where she now lives from Bangladesh in August last year after her nearly 16 -year Awami League government was overthrown with students against discrimination (SAD).
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In the move, which pointed out significant attention, the Nobel Nobel Prize laureate, Muhammad Yunus, previously involved in a lengthy dispute with the former regime, flew from Paris and took the temporary government as a nominated orchard. SAD demanded a ban on the Awami League.
Recently, part of the setup of leadership has launched a new political party, the National Civic Party (NCP), with the apparent support of Yunus, whose administration also dissolved the student wing of Awami League, CHHhat League.
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Hasina said that Awami League was founded in 1948 in Pakistan to make a campaign for the rights of people in Eastern Pakistan, the struggle of independence and eventually lead to the 1971 liberation war under the leadership of the founding father Sheikha Mujibur Rahman.
“The name of the country where they now live is also giving Bangabandha Sheikh Mujib. He unified the people of Bengal using the organizational structure of Awami League and made the country independent, no one has to forget this,” she said.
Sheikh Hasin, 77, criticized those who called for the ban of Awami League and questioned their legitimacy. The laureate of the Nobel laureate was marked by Muhammad Yunus as “fascists”, which accused him of hard negotiations against workers, teachers, students and others fighting for their rights.
Despite the call for the prohibition of Awami League, she received little support from the Bangladeshi Nationalist Party (BNP) led by former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia or most of the other political groups.
NCP and some extreme right -wing groups, however, promised to dissolve and “buried” the 1972 original institute from 1972 called the “Mujibistic Charter”.
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Sad initially led the campaign for reforms in the quota system for government jobs in July last year, which became a movement in early August when the security forces descended strongly to protesting after refusing to stop the protests and wait for the “positive” decision of the Supreme Court.
According to UN Rights Report, approximately 1,400 people were killed between July 15 and 15 August 2024 at police and pro-government political elements such as CHHATRA League and later in retaliatory violence on criminal proceedings and people associated with the previous regime.
“But now we have to calculate how many people were killed in their list of martyrs and how much they killed for this list between AWAMA activists League, police officers, members of the minority community, workers, students and teachers,” Hasina said.
She said the calculation would find that the list on the other side was harder.
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Hasina said that while her government was in power, no student who belongs to any opposition camp, such as Islam Charhatra Shibir, a student of the far-right Jamaat-E-Islam or the BNP CHATRA’s student wing was not excluded from their persecution for education and “no one can deny”.
“Today, if it is found that someone has a reference to the CHHhat league, his certificate is canceled while he is not allowed to study. Who is an autocrat, fascist and who should be banned in this country,” she said.
The former Premier descended heavily on Yunus and called him Uzurper and said he had no constitutional foundation or mandate of people to drive the country while taking power under “careful design” with the money supplied from overseas, misleading ordinary students and people.
“At that time they didn’t realize the design. Now they had to understand and I have nothing against them (resentment),” she said.
Hasina added: “But those who have implemented the design that accepted Yunus money, their court will be held in Bangladesh’s soil one day, certainly.
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She said Yunus lost his “cute picture” in front of people everywhere when they realized what “fraud, corrupt, how big was a militant”.
“In fact, he did not get to power by any mass movement, rather through a complex plan … What value or legitimacy of his orders? … Does Yunus or his advisory board have some legitimacy,” Hasina said.
I left everything. In accordance with the Constitution as a voted representative of people … I am Prime Minister Bangladesh. There is no legitimacy of their power.
The former Prime Minister also blast NCP leader without mentioning that they demanded a ban on her party, “their courage impress me”.
“He must not think I left everything.
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