Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan, the adviser of ministries of Labor and Employment and Youth and Sports said that law enforcing agencies will take strict actions if anyone connected with mass killings or banned organizations tries to organize any program.
He said this in his Facebook status on Saturday regarding the Awami League's protest march on Sunday. Adviser Asif Mahmud wrote, "Law enforcing agencies will take strict action if anyone connected to mass killings or banned organizations tries to organize a program."
Earlier, Chief Adviser's Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam also spoke in this regard. He said that there is no opportunity for Awami League to hold meetings, rallies and even any kind of procession within the country.
He said this by posting on his verified Facebook account at 12:08 pm on Saturday.
Shafiqul Alam also wrote, “Currently Awami League is a fascist party. The party has no chance to hold protest in Bangladesh. If anyone tries to hold meetings, gatherings and processions on the orders of mass murderer and ex-dictator Sheikh Hasina, the law and order forces will deal with it strictly.”
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