Banned Awami League Members to Face Action for Communicating with Sheikh Hasina, Warns Nur

Galachipa:Expatriates' Welfare and Foreign Employment State Minister Nurul Haque Nur announced today that leaders and activists of the banned Awami League, who are communicating with fugitive Sheikh Hasina through virtual means, will face stern action. The state minister made this statement while speaking as the chief guest at a discussion held at the BNP office in Galachipa upazila, marking the 'National Revolution and Solidarity Day'.

According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Nur emphasized that actions will be taken under existing laws against members of the banned political party involved in such activities. The issue of Awami League members communicating with Sheikh Hasina online has been highlighted, with related statements and audio recordings being published.

The discussion event was organized by the upazila and municipal BNP units and their affiliated organizations. Nur expressed his expectation that the administration would take the necessary measures concerning the matter. He also noted that many Awami League members in Galachipa and Dashmina have been leading normal lives and conducting business since the post-July period of 2024, without facing the same persecution they had previously inflicted on others. However, he warned that those who had committed excessive injustices would have to face consequences for their actions.