Law Minister Md. Asaduzzaman has said the people of the country remain united against fascist and autocratic forces. He stated that the people of Bangladesh will not allow the fallen fascist autocracy to engage in politics or terrorism on the country's soil under any circumstances.
The minister made these remarks on Friday while addressing a special general meeting organized by the Jhenaidah Journalists Forum, Dhaka, at the National Press Club in the capital, where he was the chief guest.
Attempts to bring back through bombings and terrorism
The Law Minister said attempts are being made to bring back former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who has been sentenced to death, through bombings, terrorism, and intimidation. He said, "Those who think Sheikh Hasina can be brought back to Bangladesh through bombings and terrorism have yet to understand the people of this country."The minister noted that many of those involved in the bombings have already been arrested. He added that legal action is being taken against those involved in these terrorist activities.
Parliamentary consensus on fascism
Meanwhile, Member of Parliament Mir Shah Alam has said the ruling party and the opposition are in agreement in parliament on the question of fascism. His remarks were published in the media on Thursday (November 12). This statement indicates a consensus among political parties in the national parliament on an anti-fascist stance.Observers believe the minister's recent comments and the opposition's position in parliament have further consolidated the anti-fascist and anti-autocracy stance in the country's political landscape.
