DHAKA: Bangladesh’s interim government issued a herald warning on Wednesday banning Awami League’s student aircraft under the Anti-Terrorism Act, 2009, in a shift seen as acquiescing to Jamaat-e-Islami and pro-Jamaat student officials.
Bangladesh Chhatra League is said to have taken effect quickly by the apartment department, citing its alleged participation in violent acts and coercion of students and different civilians. After Bangladesh Chhatra League, which was established in 1948 by the nation’s first president Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was declared a prohibited clothing, some Dhaka University students staged a joyful procession. Awami League is yet to reply.
According to social insiders, Ashish Nazrul, a member of the interim government’s info and broadcasting adviser, and Asif Mahmud, a member of Nahid Islam, a member of the interim government, were among those who pushed for the ban. This was also one of the five demands made by Tuesday’s presentations.
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