After Mohammed Shahabuddin’s comment regarding the withdrawal of the ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, calls for his ouster have raged in Bangladesh. The calls increased on Tuesday when a student organization that organized the protests in Dhaka staged presentations.
The Anti-discrimination Student Movement, which spearheaded the battle that resulted in Hasina’s resignation, rallied in front of the Central Shaheed Minar, demanding Shahabuddin’s departure.
Nasir Uddin Patwari, a opposition leader said,” The leader is an alliance of authoritarianism. He was in favour of murder. We demand his withdrawal”.
Another party, the Shadhinota-Shorbobhoumotto Rokkha Committee, held a sit-in rally at Dhaka University, calling for Shahabuddin’s departure, the emancipation of the Constitution, and the creation of a “revolutionary state”.
Some demonstrators even made the suggestion that a presidential campaign would soon demand his ouster. Additionally, they demanded that Hasina’s Awami League group and its allies be barred from social activities.
A prominent leader of the group, Rafiq Khan labeled Shahabuddin a” blame” for being “unlawfully” appointed by “killer Hasina”.
” We request him to withdraw immediately and depart the Bangabhaban. Then, we will start another movements like the one in July”, he added.
Hasina resigned as prime minister in August amid widespread student protests, according to Shahabuddin, who claimed he has no supporting documentation to support her departure.
He mentioned in a recent discussion with the Bangla regular Manab Zamin that he had heard that Hasina had resigned before fleeing Bangladesh, but that he had no way to verify this with any supporting documentation.
Despite many efforts, Shahabuddin said he was able to find any records. ” Possibly she did not have the time”, Shahabuddin added.
Muhammad Yunus, the 84-year-old Nobel laureate on August 8 assumed the role of Chief Adviser to Bangladesh’s interim government following Prime Minister Hasina’s departure to India on August 5.
According to Shahabuddin’s consideration to the normal, on August 5, around 10.30 am, Bangabhaban received a visit from Hasina’s home, stating that she would join him. But, “within an hour, another call came, saying she was no coming”.
The government minister arrived at the appointed time to get a copy of the resignation letter when everything was in tact. I told him I was even looking for it”, he said.
” There was news of unrest everyday. I had no idea what would occur. I could n’t just rely on rumors all the time. So I asked my military secretary, General Adil ( Major General Mohammad Adil Choudhury ), to look into it. He also had no knowledge. We were awaiting and checking the TV’s manuscripts. There was no information everywhere. I once learned that she had abruptly left the country without any notification. I am telling you the facts as it is”, he added.
” Regardless, when the army chief, General Waker, came to Bangabhaban, I tried to find out whether the prime minister had resigned. He received the same response, stating that he had been informed that she had resigned but perhaps had never given us the opportunity to do so. “, he added.
On August 8, Shahabuddin requested the mind of the Supreme Court, which advised him to continue taking into account the remarkable circumstances. On August 8, he administered the oath of office to Yunus and his expert committee people.
Earlier on Monday, Asif Nazrul, the Law Affairs Adviser of the time state, accused the president of “falsehood” stating that his opinions were “tantamount to infraction of his oath of office”.
Nazrul added that the time government would need to consider whether Shahabuddin was also a good leader if he continued to hold his position.
Sheikh Hasina, the prime minister, had stated in a televised address on August 5 that she had received a resignation letter from the leader.
Concurrently, the mayor’s company released a statement discouraging the government from reigniting any debate over a” moved problem”.
The Supreme Court’s order, Special Reference No-01/2024, dated August 8, 2024, reflected the answers to the students-people’s large rebellion, the dissolution of the Parliament, and all the questions raised in the open mind about the legal validity of the former interim government, according to His Excellency the President, according to a distinct statement from His Excellency the President.
According to Shahdhin Malik, a constitutional expert, there is “unnecessary argument” taking place over the video evidence of Hasina’s resignation letter given the current circumstances.
” After the toppling of Sheikh Hasina’s government, the interim government has been formed on the basis of the Supreme Court’s opinion… no discussion is required about it”, he further added.
However, Hasina’s child Sajeeb Wazed had clarified before that Hasina not “officially resigned” as she did not have the time to do so.
” My mom always actually resigned. She did n’t get the time”, Wazed said from Washington. ” She had planned to make a declaration and send her departure. But then the demonstrators started marching on the prime minister’s home. And there was no day. My mother was n’t even packed. As far as the law goes, she is still the premier secretary of Bangladesh”, he had said.
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