A wave of protests and blockades is sweeping Bangladesh as various political and activist groups demand the banning of the ruling Awami League (AL). Asif Nazrul, a prominent legal adviser, stated that existing laws, including the Anti-Terrorism Act, could be used to lawfully ban the party if political will exists.
The Shahbagh area has become a focal point for demonstrations, with groups like the NCP, Hefazat-e-Islam, and others joining forces and urging the main opposition BNP to participate. The unrest highlights deepening political divisions and growing dissatisfaction with the current government.
Social media is also playing a role, with Nazrul claiming that misinformation is being spread about his statements.
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AL can be banned lawfully if political parties, judicial court want it: Asif Nazrul
He made the remark in a Facebook post, where he said a vested quarter is spreading lies and reactionary statements about him on social media
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Law is no problem to ban AL, Asif Nazrul says
Bangladesh interim government law, justice and parliamentary affairs adviser Asif Nazrul on Friday said the law will be no problem in banning Awami League as there are some laws, including the Anti-Terrorism Act,
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