Awami League Rally: The student movement in India’s neighboring country Bangladesh is about to complete 2 years. In such a situation, the politics of the country is once again taking a turn. After the student movement, the then Prime Minister of the country Sheikh Hasina had to leave Bangladesh. After this, Mohammad Yunus took over the power of Bangladesh as the acting Prime Minister for about one and a half years. During this time, Sheikh Hasina’s party Awami League was banned and Hasina was also sentenced to death.

Presently, after the change of power, Sheikh Hasina has announced to return to her country. After his announcement, the party Awami League is preparing to hold a massive rally on Wednesday (July 1) to understand the mood of the country. Awami League is preparing to take to the streets across the country with the aim of proving its strength and presence in Bangladesh. On Wednesday, the party has planned a nationwide meeting and procession. Party people are excited after Sheikh Hasina’s announcement.

Tribunal’s decision declared illegal

The party opposed the tribunal’s decision. Bangladesh Awami League firmly believes that the tribunal and its verdict against Sheikh Hasina are unconstitutional, politically motivated and against the principles of justice and due process of law, the party wrote on We completely reject this decision. Therefore, we appeal to the people of Bangladesh to peacefully raise their voices against injustice and unite to protect democracy, constitutional governance and the rule of law.

He further wrote that Bangladesh Awami League urges party leaders and workers at all levels as well as democratically minded citizens across the country to participate in the nationwide protest rallies and demonstrations to be held tomorrow and make the event a complete success.

Big appeal through social media

Awami League shared information about the rally on its X handle. Bangladesh Awami League called for nationwide protest rallies on July 1, the party wrote in the post. Bangladesh Awami League appeals to its leaders, workers, supporters and all patriotic citizens to make the nationwide protest rallies and demonstrations on 1 July a success. These protests are being organized to demand the revocation of the verdict against our leader and Bangabandhu’s daughter Sheikh Hasina and the dissolution of the International Crimes Tribunal.

Politics intensified in Bangladesh

After Tariq Rehman came to power, a BNP MP recently attacked Jamaat-e-Islami without naming it during his address in Parliament. The MP appealed to ban Jamaat again. Opposing the MP’s appeal, the Jamaat also raised questions on the intentions of the ruling party. Taking a jibe at BNP, Jamaat said that would the Prime Minister’s party want to see Awami League as an opposition force again?

Hasina is looking for a way out of the rally

Meanwhile, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is once again trying to show herself strong in Bangladesh. Under this strategy, he has called for a procession. Organizations in the country and abroad are keeping an eye on the Awami League rally to be held on Wednesday. In such a situation, now it remains to be seen how much crowd Awami League is able to gather in the rally to be held in Dhaka and how much support they get from the people. Bangladesh government is also alert about this rally to be held on July 1.