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Dhaka:
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has accused Mohammed Yunus, the interim government chief of South Asian country, of “selling the country to the United States”. He also condemned the recent ban on his Awami League Party and described it as unconstitutional. In an audio message posted on his party’s Facebook account, Bangladesh’s disorganized leader reiterated that Yunus has captured the Bangladesh government with the help of extremist groups.
‘Government in the hands of terrorists in Bangladesh’
Hasina claimed that Younus made an international recognition under her government and now after assuming the command of the government, her reins were given to “terrorists”. These are the same terrorists against whom his government fought. He said, “My father did not agree with America’s demands for the island of St. Martin. He had to give his life for it and that was my destiny because I never thought of selling the country to stay in power.” He remembered how Bangladeshis took up arms and fought for the independence of Bangladesh with his father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Hasina said, “No one can intention to give even an inch of land of his country to anyone, but today it is how bad it is. Such a person came to power, a person from whom people from all over the country love a lot, a person whom the world loves, and today when he came to power, what did that person do?”
‘Bangladesh jails vacant’
Sheikh Hasina reiterated her allegation that Younus has grabbed power in Bangladesh with the help of extremist groups. He said, “He has grabbed power with the help of terrorists, even of terrorists who are banned in various international areas against whom my government has protected the people of Bangladesh. After only one terrorist attack, we took strict steps. Many people have been arrested. Now the jails are vacant. They are released. They are now released. Now they are ruled by those terrorists in Bangladesh.” Calling Younus a “leader of the terrorist”, he attacked the government to ban Awami League in Bangladesh, both illegal and unconstitutional.
‘Illegally occupied power’
Hasina said, “The Constitution of our great Bengali nation, we have received it through long struggle and liberation struggle. Who has given the right to touch the constitution to this terrorist leader who has illegally occupied power? He has banned Awami League. “
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