DHAKA: Six weeks after banning Awami League‘s student aircraft Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL), the Muhammad Yunus-headed time state is presently considering requirements of imposing a moratorium on the group. Presentations were held seeking a moratorium on the group by smaller social events and clothing, including those involved in next week’s mass revolt that led to the fall of the Sheikh Hasina-headed Awami League state. But, BNP, a major political power in Bangladesh, said,” Political events that have called for banning Awami League have expressed their own jobs. BNP is not the authority to make this choice. “” Election Commission perhaps consider that determination, state may consider that choice,” said BNP member Abdul Moyeen Khan. In a statement on Friday, administration said it has taken” serious word” of the recent need from political parties, institutions and public to ban Awami League due to its “autocratic law and role in terrorist activities”, leading to “widespread human rights violations”.
Operation Sindoor
On Oct 23 last year, govt banned BCL in response to acts of “violence committed by members and leaders”. Report on ex-PM over killings during uprising on May 12The probe agency of Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal’s is likely to submit its report on May 12 on Hasina in a case filed over the “killings” during the mass uprising last year. ” Once submitted, formal trial against Hasina will begin with the filing of the’formal charge’,” ICT chief prosecutor Tajul Islam said in a Facebook post on Friday. The report will be submitted to the ICT chief prosecutor’s office.
