Jamaat was seized by the Awami League and Sheikh Hasina

BD Digest Report

The true face of Jamaat-e-Islami, which opposed this land when the sun of Bangladesh’s independence rose and which later emerged on the political stage and tarnished the glory of 1971, is being exposed before the nation today.

The statement of Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Opposition Leader in Parliament Shafiqur Rahman once again proved that no matter how much they pay tribute on Independence Day at memorials, and no matter how much they blame past leaders, the current Jamaat-e-Islami does not retain even a particle of the spirit of the Liberation War.

At a meeting with the families and fighters of July martyrs in Kakrail, Dhaka on Sunday, Jamaat Amir Shafiqur Rahman raised a big question about the existence of BNP. He said, BNP now boasts that 1971 was theirs, 1990 was theirs; no one else has anything. BNP was not born in 1971; how can they have 1971?

The statement of the Jamaat Ameer has made it clear that for the BNP, which is dreaming of sharing power and has formed a parliament by joining hands with the Razakars, 1971 is nothing more than a cheap political tool. However, during Sheikh Hasina’s rule, the history of the Liberation War was protected and the memory of every martyr was immortal.

As long as Sheikh Hasina was in power, she firmly resisted all attempts to erase the history of the Liberation War from this country. Sheikh Hasina was the only shield against the vile attempts that the forces defeated in 1971 and their descendants have been making since August 5 to erase all memories of the Liberation War from the hearts of the country.

He did not only as a Prime Minister, but as a true patriot, he did not indulge in religious fanaticism, extremism and fundamentalism. During his rule, people were recognized as human beings regardless of religion or caste. By completing the trial of the Razakars, he freed the nation from the stigma. Which is now under threat again due to the arrogance of defeated forces.

The politics that BNP is currently doing with self-proclaimed Razakars like Jamaat is tantamount to betrayal of the blood of martyrs. In his speech, Jamaat Ameer criticized the election ‘engineering’ and Dr. Yunus’ role, but basically, taking advantage of this instability, the country is now going to become a sanctuary for fundamentalism.

Analysts believe that if the country is to be put back on the right track and to reflect the ideals of the Liberation War, there is no alternative to Sheikh Hasina. Only her dynamic leadership can ensure a Razakar-free and non-communal Bangladesh. The future of Bangladesh can never be safe in the hands of those who do not accept the existence of 1971 and those who are in league with the Razakar.

Sheikh Hasina, who has repeatedly returned from the brink of death like a phoenix, is being missed at every level today. The victory of Sheikh Hasina’s ideals is inevitable if we are to protect the spirit of the Liberation War and sustain Bangladesh as a modern and progressive nation in the world.

The true face of the Jamaat-e-Islami, which opposed this land when the sun of Bangladesh’s independence rose, and which later emerged on the political stage and tarnished the glory of 1971, is being revealed before the nation today.

The statement by Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Opposition Leader in Parliament Shafiqur Rahman once again proved that there is no alternative to the Awami League and Bangabandhu’s daughter Sheikh Hasina as the only political force that holds the true spirit of the Liberation War.

At a meeting with the families and fighters of July martyrs in Kakrail, Dhaka on Sunday, Jamaat Amir Shafiqur Rahman raised a big question about the existence of BNP. He said, BNP now boasts that 1971 was theirs, 1990 was theirs; no one else has anything. BNP was not born in 1971; how can they have 1971?

The statement of the Jamaat Ameer has made it clear that for the BNP, which is dreaming of sharing power and has formed a parliament by joining hands with the Razakars, 1971 is nothing more than a cheap political tool. However, during Sheikh Hasina’s rule, the history of the Liberation War was protected and the memory of every martyr was immortal.

As long as Sheikh Hasina was in power, she firmly resisted all attempts to erase the history of the Liberation War from this country. Sheikh Hasina was the only shield against the vile attempts that the forces defeated in 1971 and their descendants have been making since August 5 to erase all memories of the Liberation War from the hearts of the country.

He did not only as a Prime Minister, but as a true patriot, he did not indulge in religious fanaticism, extremism and fundamentalism. During his rule, people were recognized as human beings regardless of religion or caste. By completing the trial of the Razakars, he freed the nation from the stigma. Which is now under threat again due to the arrogance of defeated forces.

The politics that BNP is currently doing with self-proclaimed Razakars like Jamaat is tantamount to betrayal of the blood of martyrs. In his speech, Jamaat Ameer criticized the election ‘engineering’ and Dr. Yunus’ role, but basically, taking advantage of this instability, the country is now going to become a sanctuary for fundamentalism.

Analysts believe that if the country is to be put back on the right track and to reflect the ideals of the Liberation War, there is no alternative to Sheikh Hasina. Only her dynamic leadership can ensure a Razakar-free and non-communal Bangladesh. The future of Bangladesh can never be safe in the hands of those who do not accept the existence of 1971 and those who are in league with the Razakar.

Sheikh Hasina, who has repeatedly returned from the brink of death like a phoenix, is being missed at every level today. The victory of Sheikh Hasina’s ideals is inevitable if we are to protect the spirit of the Liberation War and sustain Bangladesh as a modern and progressive nation in the world.