Awami League: Bangladesh a playground of mob terror, and state terrorism

The Bangladesh Awami League has said that the illegal usurper, killer, and fascist Yunus clique is conspiratorially pushing the people of Bangladesh toward an uncertain future.

Since these illegal usurpers seized power, incidents of murder, rape, theft, robbery, looting, and mugging have sharply increased across the country. A new form of mob terrorism has emerged as a group-based terror tactic, the party said in a statement.

When the state itself becomes the patron of terrorism and acts with terror against its own citizens, there can no longer exist the rule of law or public order characteristic of a civilised and modern state.

This is why, under the guise of law and order, even the Chittagong Police Commissioner can casually speak about “brush fires” (summary shootings). For a regime that lacks the people’s mandate, terror and fear become the only means of survival—and that reality is being reflected throughout society and the state.

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Although human rights organisations have already expressed grave concern about the rise of terrorism in the country, the government remains completely indifferent. As early as March, a national daily reported that terrorist activities in the country had increased by 6.16%. Following that trend, in October, human rights organisations again voiced alarm over the escalation of state-sponsored and other terrorist activities.

Extrajudicial killings, murders in custody, and the discovery of unidentified bodies continue to rise unabated. In a planned manner, Awami League leaders and activists are being killed inside prisons, while outside, mob terrorism is being unleashed through attacks, killings, and looting. These illegal usurpers have chosen terrorism as the means to cling to power, leaving citizens with no guarantee of even minimal safety for their lives or property.

In stark contrast, the Awami League, together with the people, remains steadfast in its commitment to building a humane and welfare-oriented state, the party said.