No mention of opening political party: Mahfuz Alam
Published: 02:52 17 August 2024
Sheikh Hasina's government fell through the students' revolution. In the meantime, an interim government has been formed in Bangladesh. Whose chief advisor is the Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Muhammad Yunus. Advisors include student movement coordinators.
There are rumors that the agitating students are forming a new party. News agency Reuters also published news about this. Some of the protesting students spoke to Reuters about this.
However, their statement given to Reuters was wrong, said Mahfuz Alam, coordinator of the Liaison Committee formed to coordinate various issues with the interim government. He gave this information on his Facebook status around 11:15 on Friday night.
He wrote on Facebook. The opening of the political party was not mentioned! My statement to Reuters came across incorrectly. And Bangladeshi media has propagated bad or objective translation of that wrong statement.
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