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Dhaka: After comprehensive violence arising from the student movement started last year; Sheikh Hasina, daughter of Bangladesh’s creator Sheikh Mujib-ur-Rahman, had to leave the throne and also had to leave the country. Also, many leaders of Awami League were also attacked. But now Awami League has launched Sheikhanad to return to power. The party has planned a well -organized and omnipresent movement, demanding the resignation of the Mohammad Younus government against the oppression of the Hindus.
Significantly, this is the first movement in Bangladesh after Sheikh Hasina’s resignation. Last year, Sheikh Hasina’s government fell after the student movement became widespread. Several leaders of the Awami League were put in jail. Some of them also became “underground”.
After this, a statement released on the Facebook page of the Awasi League said that the party will take to the streets under a umbrella from February 1. The party has started preparing for this. If the movement is successful, Sheikh Hasina is likely to return to power. The youth who pulled them out will now support them. The statement further said that after the performance of February 1, “protest march” and rallies will be held across the country on 6 February. Protest rally and march will also be taken out on the 10th. “Blockade” will be done across the country on 16 February. 18 will be staged from morning to evening.
Even more interesting is that in all these statements, Sheikh Hasina has been addressed as “Prime Minister”.
Apart from this, the agitators made ICT The tribunal has also demanded withdrawal of allegations against “Prime Minister” (Sheikh Hasina) and other Awami League leaders.
Actually, the party had decided to start the movement on 10 November itself, but this could not happen due to the circumstances.
After the widespread riots in the country in July-August, Sheikh Hasina took “refuge” in India, separating from the party for a long time. But the Yunus government could not work according to its affected “Gulbango”. Countless youth are unemployed. Also, employment also decreases. Because business-dis-trade-industry has become dull. Many people have stopped. Inflation has reached the double digit. Therefore, the youth are angry with the Yunus government. All these factors are responsible for the “turn movement”. This is said by observers.
North India Statesman