191 platoons of BGB have been deployed across the country including the capital Dhaka to control the law and order situation.
Sunday (November 10) morning BGB headquarters public relations officer. Shariful Islam gave this information in a small message.
It should be noted that Awami League is not carrying out any program publicly after being ousted in the face of student uprising on August 5. However, on the occasion of Noor Hussain Day, the party has called on the leaders and activists to gather and march at zero point of Gulistan at 3 o'clock today. The program was announced by posting on their Facebook page.
The anti-discrimination student movement has announced to oppose this program of Awami League. Under the banner of the Anti-Fascism Forum, they have announced that they will hold a program entitled 'Public rally to demand trial of the fallen autocracy Awami League' at zero point of Gulistan in Dhaka today at 12 noon. It is said that the students of anti-discrimination student movement have started to take position there since night.
Meanwhile, Chief Adviser's Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam has written in a Facebook post calling Awami League fascist, if they try to hold any gathering or march today, they will have to face the strict stance of the law enforcement agencies.
