Names of institutions attributed to former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina should also be changed in the country. Request in the application
Dhaka - A lawyer filed a petition in the High Court of Bangladesh to cancel the registration of Sheikh Hasina's party Awami League and ban it for the killings during the anti-quota movement. is given. This petition has been filed in the High Court by Arifur Rahman Murad, executive director of a human rights organization called Sarda Society.
Talking to the British Broadcasting Corporation, Arifur Rahman Murad said that several videos and evidences prove that regular orders were issued to fire on the protesters. We have appealed to the High Court to cancel the registration of the party and ban Impose because the Awami League government had ordered the killings.
It should be remembered that as a result of the violent protests that lasted for weeks in Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina resigned as the Prime Minister on August 5 and went to India. At least three years should be given to bring reforms.
He said that the petition will probably be heard in the High Court tomorrow. On the other hand, the Ministry of Local Government of Bangladesh has issued a notification to remove the mayors of the local bodies in 12 important cities of the country, including the capital Dhaka.
According to the notification, mayors of local bodies in South Dhaka, North Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, Rajshahi, Sylhet, Barisal, Narayanganj, Kamila, Rangpur, Ghazipur, Mymensingh have been removed from their posts and replaced by these mayors. The government has appointed 12 new administrators
