6 sourcesFirst reported today at 13:25, updated 1 h ago
Jamaat ameer: Awami League lost all rights to do politics in Bangladesh
Photo: Ajker Patrika
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Shafiqur Rahman, Jamaat-e-Islami ameer and Leader of the Opposition, said on Tuesday at an IDEB Bhaban event in Dhaka's Kakrail with families of the 28 October 2006 Paltan 'logi-boitha' clash victims that the Awami League has no right to do politics in Bangladesh, calling it a 'club of fascism' rather than a political party. He demanded trials for those involved in the 2006 killings, alleged the Awami League withdrew the cases after taking power and destroyed case records, and warned that those who pamper the party would face the same fate. He urged the government to reform the constitution in line with the referendum mandate for political change, and said people should be free to join other parties.
Where accounts differ. Ajker Patrika reports the speaker's remarks in Bengali without the 'club of fascism' phrasing, while The Daily Waadaa and UNB attribute it to him; Waadaa alone reports his allegation that top Jamaat leaders were later executed in false cases.
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Jamaat ameer: Awami League lost all rights to do politics in Bangladesh
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Method. Bias types follow the Table of Media Bias Elements and the Media Bias Taxonomy (both CC BY 4.0). The impartiality rules follow the BBC Editorial Guidelines and the Ofcom Broadcasting Code. The score is calculated from the seven answers, never generated.
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