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There is no justification to blame Hasina government on Bangabandhu: Ambia


Sharif Nurul Ambia, president of Bangladesh Jasd, said that the statement they gave recently about Bangabandhu and March 7 has created controversy and it was not acceptable.

We have said that she is responsible for the family activities of Sheikh Hasina's government. There is no justification to blame Bangabandhu for the mistakes of the Sheikh Hasina government. Therefore, we think that the statement of the Advisory Council should be amended.

The chief adviser of the interim government. He said these things to reporters on Saturday (October 19) evening after a dialogue with Muhammad Yunus at his official residence in Yamuna.

Dr. as part of a series of dialogues on this day. Muhammad Yunus sat in dialogue with several political parties and alliances. In this phase, it is said that some other parties including Gano Forum, Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), 12 party alliance, Jatiya Party-BJP (Perth), Jatiya Mukti Council, Labor Party have been invited to the dialogue.

On October 5, the Chief Advisor held a dialogue with BNP, Jamaat-e-Islami, Democracy Manch, Hefazete Islam, Left Democratic Alliance, Islami Andolan Bangladesh, AB Party, Public Rights Council.

Awami League President Sheikh Hasina's government fell on August 5 in a student coup. August 8 took charge of the interim government. Muhammad Yunus. His government has already held three rounds of dialogue with political parties.

However, the government has already said that the Awami League accused of 'fascist rule' and 'genocide' has not been invited to the dialogue and will not be. And Jatiya Party, the 'domesticated' opposition party of the Awami League period, was invited to the dialogue in the first round, but was not invited later.





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