The Crime Desk: Prominent political parties have also been seen advocating the Awami League; reluctance to remove the last icon of fascism has been commented by Youth and Sports Adviser Asif Mahmud Sajeeb.
Claiming that it was the leaders of the people’s uprising who had shown the dream of forming a national government, Asif said, “Unfortunately, that dream was not realized due to the lack of support from prominent parties.”
Adviser Asif said these things in a post on his verified Facebook account on Saturday (October 26).
Asif wrote in the post, political decisions like canceling 8 days or banning Chhatra League have been taken frankly by this advisory council, which many people are slandering as they do not have the spirit of coup. Prominent political parties, on the other hand, have also been seen advocating for the Awami League, reluctance to remove the latest icon of fascism.
He wrote, “We have not shown the courage to go to dialogue or reconciliation after stepping on blood, and we will not show it in the future.” If I had a compromising attitude like taking one step forward and two steps back, I would not have got Bangladesh today. There can be personal, collective anger. Whether discussing it, embarrassing someone on a public platform, or making fun of yourself while doing so is sad.
Last this adviser wrote, it was from this account that 5 points were announced as the post-coup roadmap in the early hours of August 5. It was there that the formation of the interim national government was announced. The first intention to form a government with all was shown by the leaders of the popular uprising. But unfortunately that dream did not materialize due to a lack of support from prominent parties.
Most of the commenters on Asif’s post identify BNP as the prominent party.
