Awami League Condemns “Fascist Yunus’ Mirror House Drama”

Staff Reporter

The Bangladesh Awami League has issued a statement protesting the “Mirror House” unveiling event organized by interim government advisor Dr. Yunus, calling it a “drama.” The statement was released on the official Facebook page of the Awami League on Wednesday, February 12.

The party denounced Dr. Yunus as “fascist” and criticized the unveiling of the “imaginary” Mirror House as a staged event. The statement claimed that since Yunus seized power unconstitutionally, he has continuously spread false propaganda against the Awami League and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government. It argued that the Mirror House event was part of an attempt to divert attention from the Yunus government’s human rights violations and crimes.

The statement also referred to an incident on August 5 of the previous year, alleging that foreign and domestic conspiracies were involved in the assassination of people and the forceful takeover of power by Yunus’ government. It accused Yunus of human rights violations and claimed that the Mirror House story was fabricated to cover up these crimes.

Referencing statements by the Director-General of RAB, the statement highlighted that Additional IGP A.K.M. Shahidur Rahman had dismissed the Mirror House as fictitious. Despite this, the statement claimed that the government persisted in constructing and unveiling this fictional structure.

The Awami League pointed out flaws in the Mirror House presentation, arguing that its structure, wall colors, and surrounding environment clearly indicated that it was part of a deeper political plot by the illegal government. It also suggested that the government might plan to use various “samples,” including human remains from graves, to strengthen their fabricated narrative.

The statement concluded with a strong condemnation of the government’s actions, including an attempted establishment of the Mirror House at the historic Bangabandhu Bhaban in Dhanmondi after the building was demolished. The Awami League firmly rejected these activities and ended the statement with the iconic slogans “Joy Bangla, Joy Bangabandhu,” expressing their unwavering commitment to the nation’s values and independence.