AL will not be able to return to the elections, members and associates will also be tried!

Photo: Collected

Published: 04:49 22 January 2025
Although there are rumors that the Awami League will participate in the upcoming elections, the party will not be able to return, said Shafiqul Alam, the press secretary to the interim government's chief advisor. He made this comment in a post on his own Facebook profile on Wednesday.
In the Facebook post, the press secretary mentioned that the supporters of the Awami League who support genocide are under the misconception that if the country returns to elections, they will be able to return to the political process. However, this is not possible unless they accept responsibility for crimes against humanity and eliminate those involved in murders and disappearances. He added that Awami League members and associates involved in the killings and human rights violations committed between 2009 and 2024 will also be tried.
He added that he has met with various foreign diplomats and officials in recent months. There, they rarely called for compromise and mostly supported reforms and fixing the country's institutions. According to them, if the criminals do not admit their crimes, how can they call for reconciliation?
Shafiqul Alam mentioned in his status that every year Awami League supporters have been trying to erase the memories of the 1974 famine, the Rakshi Bahini massacre and Sheikh Mujib's one-party rule. However, he said, the current generation has woken up and is aware of every human rights violation of the dictatorship. Their efforts are refreshing the old memories every day.
Advertisement
Most Readed - National
- There is no fertilizer crisis in the country, chaos planned: Agriculture Minister
- Ashes concert postponed in Kishoreganj due to objections from imams and ulamas
- Dipu Moni's husband's funeral and burial after parole decision
- Has Roberto Carlos converted to Islam? What is known
- Iran is losing control of the Strait of Hormuz
- Government is taking initiatives to reduce the price of smartphones to $50-60
- Sugarcane cultivation is changing the fate of farmers, opening up additional income avenues
- There is no owner or shopkeeper, you have to make and drink tea yourself
- NBR to be split into two independent institutions: Finance Minister
- Jamaat's press conference today on the government's six-month evaluation
- Corruption in Tk 1,500-crore ‘Sufal’ project: ACC raids and summons documents at the Forest Department
- Jamaat is not a party of angels, we too can make mistakes: Opposition leader
- Housewife dies of electrocution while cooking rice on magic stove
- Chief Prosecutor hopes to complete all investigations into July massacres within a year
- Miraj is on the verge of losing the captaincy, who will get the new responsibility?
- Deep depression churns Bay of Bengal, heavy rains forecast across country
- 'A dog cannot bark with a bone in its mouth': Naseeruddin Shah takes a dig at Bollywood's silence
- Police-public clash over Delhi protests, internet suspended and metro services suspended
- Nolan to take a three-year break from filmmaking after The Odyssey
- ‘We were heading towards Medina, suddenly we saw a caravan going towards America’: Faizul Karim




