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Bangladesh Awami League rejects interim government’s decision to ban activities of the party

A political standoff is brewing in Bangladesh as the Awami League has vehemently rejected the interim government's decision to ban its political activities

by WEB DESK
May 11, 2025, 05:30 pm IST
in World, Asia
Bangladesh Awami League's leader Sheikh Hasina

Bangladesh Awami League's leader Sheikh Hasina

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Dhaka: Bangladesh Awami League, headed by ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, rejected the interim government’s decision to ban the activities of the party. Awami League will conduct its activities, the party said in a statement late on May 10, 2025.

“The people of Bangladesh are shocked and outraged by the illegal and unconstitutional occupying fascist Yunus government’s announcement to ban the activities of the Awami League”, the statement said.
“We reject this decision of the fascist dictator Yunus government with hatred and strongly condemn and protest against it”, the statement said.

“At the same time, we express firm commitment that the Bangladesh Awami League will continue to conduct its activities properly, ignoring this decision of the fascist Yunus government”, the statement said.

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Earlier, the cabinet of the Bangladesh interim government, headed by Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, took a decision to ban all activities of the Awami League, including cyberspace, under the Anti-Terrorism Act.
“Today will be marked as a black day in the history of Bangladesh. The activities of the Awami League, the party under whose leadership Bangladesh was established as an independent and sovereign state, have been banned in the independent country by the undemocratic fascist Yunus government, which has no mandate from the people”, said the statement posted on Awami League’s Facebook page.

“This proves that the fascist Yunus government wants to turn the soil of Bangladesh into a fertile ground for anti-independence evil forces and extremist groups”, it added.

“Banning the activities of the Awami League on Bengali soil means banishing the spirit, ideals, and fundamentals of the Liberation War and giving vent to the naked aggression of the anti-liberationists”.

“Bangladesh Awami League is the oldest and most traditional political organization in this territory, with 75 years of history, and an institution trusted by the masses. Bangladesh Awami League has played a leading role in all the great achievements of the Bengali nation, including the establishment of the demand for language and independence”, the statement said.

Bangladesh’s interim government on Saturday took the decision to ban the activities of the Awami League, the oldest political party in the country. The press release further clarified that the decision was made to safeguard national security and sovereignty.

“The Advisory Council meeting discussed the need to protect the country’s security and sovereignty, the security of the leaders and activists of the July Movement, and the protection of the plaintiffs and witnesses of the International Crimes Tribunal until the trial of the Bangladesh Awami League and its leaders is completed A decision has been taken to ban all activities of the Awami League, including in cyberspace, under the Anti-Terrorism Act,” the statement said.

Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted from power in a mass uprising on August 5 last year. She is currently in exile. After Sheikh Hasina’s fall, an interim government was formed under the leadership of Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus.

Almost all Awami League leaders and workers are currently in hiding. Although the party’s veteran leader, former President of Bangladesh, Abdul Hamid, is under the radar, he flew to Bangkok with his wife and brother-in-law early Thursday morning. (With inputs from ANI)

 

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