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Awami League rejects ban

Bangladesh’s deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League on Sunday rejected “with disgust” the interim government’s decision to ban the party and vowed to continue its operations despite the restriction. Reacting to the move, in a strongly worded statement posted...

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Dhaka/New Delhi, Updated At : 02:41 AM May 12, 2025 IST

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Bangladesh’s deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League on Sunday rejected “with disgust” the interim government’s decision to ban the party and vowed to continue its operations despite the restriction.

Reacting to the move, in a strongly worded statement posted on X, the Awami League said, “We are rejecting and protesting the fascist autocrat Yunus government’s decision with disgust...Awami League will carry on its activities in an appropriate course, defying the decision of the fascist Yunus government.”

Awami League also called upon all democratic states around the world to denounce Yunus’ decision.

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