Tag: Awami League
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Yunus has to go if caretaker government is reinstated after October 21
Bangladesh is poised for a potential political upheaval as the Supreme Court’s Appellate Division prepares for an October 21 hearing that could reinstate the caretaker government system, potentially dissolving the interim administration led by Muhammad Yunus and lifting the ban on the Awami League to join the elections, slated for February 2026. Amid allegations of foreign backing from…
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Yunus to hand over Chittagong Port to US-linked DP World in December
In a move that has ignited widespread alarm over national sovereignty and economic transparency, US deep state puppet Muhammad Yunus is accelerating plans to lease key terminals at the vital Chittagong Port to Dubai-based DP World, a global operator with deep ties to US strategic interests, without an open tender or rigorous public scrutiny. The decision, set…
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Yunus forced to use back door as Awami League supporters protest at Rome airport
Dozens of Awami League supporters staged a vigorous demonstration outside Rome-Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (FCO) on Sunday, protesting the arrival of Muhammad Yunus. The protest, captured in a video shared on social media, shows activists waving black flags and chanting slogans against what they described as a “murderous and illegal regime,” labelling Yunus a “terrorist.” The demonstrators…
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July Conspiracy: Martyr Kamal burned alive while looting houses in Dhanmondi-32
Hailing from Mymensingh, Kamal Hossain had been staying in Dhaka for 15 years to bear the educational expenses of his brother and sister, who used to read in madrasas. Two years ago, Kamal Hossain married Sharmin Akhtar of Noakhali and lived with his wife in the Lalbagh graveyard area in Dhaka. He worked as a…
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Will raise victory flag from the ruins of Dhanmondi 32 once again, says Sheikh Hasina
Awami League President and five-time Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has asserted with firm conviction that the victory flag will be raised once again for Bangabandhu, Bangladesh, and the Bengali people. In a message to the nation on the National Mourning Day on Thursday, she remembered Bangabandhu, his family, and all the martyrs who fell victim to one…
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Sheikh Hasina slams Yunus for economic crisis, lies, mobocracy
Condemning Muhammad Yunus for his failure to maintain economic progress, his personal gains, and repressive rule, Awami League President and the country’s longest-serving prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, elaborated on her success stories during a virtual discussion on Friday. “I saw his speech today. Yunus was trying to make excuses for his misdeeds,” she said. “His remarks do…
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Sheikh Hasina reveals Yunus empire, built on ill-gotten money
The Yunus Gang has been looting money and businesses since capturing power through widespread anarchy. “They have looted Tk90,000 crore from the share market. They now own hundreds of crores of taka. They are making money abroad with cryptocurrency,” Awami League President Sheikh Hasina said in her latest message published by the party online. Since taking the…
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Dola Chowdhury: A victim of barbaric torture by the Yunus Gang
Daughter of a freedom fighter, Feni Government College student, and organizing secretary of the district unit Chhatra League, Dola Chowdhury was gang-raped by 12 people linked to the local BNP-Jamaat at her house on the night of August 6. Later, she was tortured with iron rods and a spatula all over her body. When she…
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Pakistani military: A genocider still active in Bangladesh
The Pakistani military establishment is the most ruthless gang of killers in human history. General AM Yahya Khan used the Islam card to maintain the unity of Pakistan. Still, the military and their local collaborators, including leaders and activists of Jamaat-e-Islami, weren’t scared of Allah while committing genocide, rape, looting, arson, and forced conversion to…
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Pro-Pakistani Yunus’ hatred against Awami League, Hindus, India is not new
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus has said that the attacks on minorities, particularly Hindus, following the August 5 changeover were politically, not religiously, motivated. During a meeting with US Senator Gary Peters on March 18, he claimed that the interim government had taken swift action against the perpetrators. Yunus’ statement implies that “revenge attacks”…
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Yunus looks to China as anti-India campaign mounts
Sheikh Hasina’s July 2024 China tour achieved a symbolic upgrade in bilateral ties, secured modest economic aid, and advanced some infrastructure and trade initiatives, but it fell short of her financial goals, reflecting China’s cautious approach at the time. The March 2025 agreements, negotiated by the Jamaat-controlled Yunus-led interim government, represent a continuation and expansion…
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How US State Department spread rumors to fuel Bangladesh’s July uprising
As discussions over the alleged role of the US deep state in overthrowing the Awami League government keep growing, many of the mysterious activities that took place during the July-August movement are unfolding every day. Since early February, some student coordinators and Islami Chhatra Shibir leaders have revealed on social media how they planned the…
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Yunus lied about his complicity in student protest to oust Hasina
Conspiracy, lies, treachery, diversion, ungratefulness, and blame games are the common features of Nobel laureate and former Grameen Bank managing director Prof Muhammad Yunus. He would take credit for positive elements and never admit his faults or crimes—be it a tax evasion case or benefits from a friend or well-wisher. He has no shame. The…
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Muhammad Yunus: A pro-Pakistani fraudster since childhood
August 13, 1947. The Pakistani crescent-starred flag and white-green festoons were flying on the streets and houses of the Boxirhat area of Chittagong city; political speeches and “Pakistan Zindabad” slogan by thousands of locals filled the entire area. Before midnight, fireworks were set off from the roof of a two-storey house at 20 Boxirhat Road…
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The Guardian: Yunus’ governance capabilities and pace of promised reform raise questions
When Muhammad Yunus flew back to Bangladesh in August, he was greeted by bleak scenes. The streets were still slick with blood, and the bodies of more than 1,000 protesters and children were piled up in morgues, riddled with bullets fired by police. Sheikh Hasina had just been toppled by a student-led revolution after 15 years of authoritarian rule.…
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Timeline: Yunus’ lies
Conspiracy, lies, treachery, diversion, ungratefulness, and blame games are the common features of Nobel laureate and former Grameen Bank managing director Prof Muhammad Yunus. He would take credit for positive elements and never admit his faults or crimes—be it a tax evasion case or benefits from a friend or well-wisher. He has no shame. The…
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Post-Hasina leadership: The importance of Yunus being earnest
From childhood, humans learn about their daily needs from their surroundings and the dos and don’ts from their parents, teachers, journalists, public representatives, law enforcers, and the judiciary. However, while the textbooks, social norms, and laws of the land may change over time—as do the acceptance levels—the universal definitions of democracy and human rights do…
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US interests, accusations of ‘Arab Spring’, and Bangladesh’s path forward
In a recent twist of geopolitics, Russia has accused the United States of planning events to destabilize its close ally Bangladesh following the January 7 elections. The allegations, drawing parallels with the “Arab Spring”, shed light on the intricate dynamics of great power competition in South Asia. Earlier, China slammed the US for its alleged…
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