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‘March to Jamuna’ seeking ban on Awami League politics

May 10, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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National Citizen Party’s (NCP) Chief Organiser (South) Hasnat Abdullah has announced ‘March to Jamuna’ alleging the government failed to declare a clear roadmap to ban Awami League.

Hasnat Abdullah announced the march to Jamuna, the residence of Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, at around 8:45pm. He said the announcement came as the government failed to make any decision within the stipulated time. The protesters will now take position from Shahbagh to Rajashik Intersection in front of InterContinental Hotel.

As Hasnat made the announcement, the protesters gathered at Shahbagh started moving towards Rajashik Intersection.

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