The Awami League that you haven’t seen, you don’t know…

Opinion

The Awami League will not be able to return. I will not allow it to return. This type of talk is mostly spoken by those children who have always seen the Awami League as the government party since they were born.

It is also true that the Awami League’s revolutionary character has been tarnished by its long tenure in power. The massive infiltration from Jamaat has weakened the party organizationally.

But that doesn’t mean that all those who hold onto 1971 are dead. They have been disappointed with some of the Awami League’s actions in the past years. But they are there.

When the Awami League was on the verge of falling into the abyss and disappearing in August last year, they were the ones who grabbed its hand and brought it back to a relatively safe place. They are online, on the ground. Their activism is increasing day by day. The Awami League is gradually regaining its revolutionary character. The credit for this lies entirely with the grassroots.

Once again, it is being proven that if the Awami League is to survive, it must remain rooted in its roots. It must remain steadfast in its values ​​of 1971. Because those who were its enemies in 1971 are still its enemies, those who were its allies in 1971 are still its allies and well-wishers. 66, 69, 71 are the original and only identity of the Awami League.

Those who saw the Awami League as strong in the government party did not see it as we do, this party is 10 times stronger in the opposition party. By setting fire to buses and throwing cocktails, the BNP-Jamaat-Yunus gang is trying to show internationally that the Awami League is carrying out terrorist activities.

We won’t be surprised if they do something even more horrific a few days later. In 2013-14, they just burned over 50 people to death. All this is documented. If they want to do this drama, we will also show who internationally has had these activities and experiences in the past.

The Awami League has built resistance as many times as they have been attacked. The Awami League has no history of grenade attacks, no history of Bangla Bhai-JMB, no history of planting 30 kg bombs in the ground like in Kotalipara to kill someone from the opposition (Sheikh Hasina).

The history that BNP-Jamaat has. Therefore, BNP-Jamaat-Yunus should not play this drama of inciting hatred. In that case, their brutal past will also come up again and again in both domestic and international places.

This is not a warning. It’s just telling you what’s going to happen next. What will happen if you do something…

–Azam Khan
 Blogger And Online Actiist