Criticizing the BNP government, the Jamaat Ameer said that the current government has destroyed the foundation of people's trust. Many signs of fascism are being seen in the government. Although this nation has repeatedly been persecuted at the hands of evil forces, it has defeated that force and turned around. He also thinks that although the people of the country had many aspirations centering on July, the government has moved away from the path of state reform.
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If Awami League were strong, it would not have fled the country: Jamaat Ameer
Dhaka Magazine Desk
Published: Saturday, 14 November 2026
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At the conference, Dr. Shafiqur Rahman called upon leaders and activists to conserve strength and remain vigilant to stop ‘engineering’ in local government elections. The opposition leader said that an extreme conspiracy is underway over education; vice-chancellors and principals are being forcibly installed like occupying chars.
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