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A coalition of 11 parties, spearheaded by Jamaat-e-Islami, is preparing to hold a significant rally in Dhaka, coinciding with the Awami League's founding anniversary. The alliance intends to demand accountability for what they term "enforced disappearances, killings and massacres committed by the fascist Awami League."

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enforced disappearances, killings and massacres committed by the fascist Awami League.

The rally is scheduled for tomorrow at Bijoynagar at 5:00 PM, with Jamaat Ameer and Opposition Leader Shafiqur Rahman slated to be the chief guest. This event is part of a broader plan that includes nationwide protest rallies and processions across all districts on July 4, all carrying the same demand for justice.

These programs were announced during a press briefing at Jamaat's central office in Dhaka's Moghbazar. Hamidur Rahman Azad, the alliance's liaison committee coordinator and Jamaat Assistant Secretary General, stated that the demonstrations also protest against perceived conspiracies targeting the country, the suppression of opposition parties, escalating commodity prices, and a decline in law and order.

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painful day

Azad characterized June 23 as a "painful day" in Bangladesh's political history, alleging that the nation's independence, sovereignty, and citizens' rights were compromised over the past 17 years to maintain the previous government's power. He further claimed that efforts are underway to reinstate "fascism" despite the 2024 mass uprising. The alliance also highlighted ongoing border issues, including killings, abductions, and the detention of Bangladeshi farmers, asserting a lack of effective government response. Justice for incidents like the 2009 Pilkhana tragedy, enforced disappearances, and extrajudicial killings remains elusive, according to Azad.

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conspiracies against the country, repression of opposition parties, rising commodity prices and the deterioration of law and order.