Sheikh Hasina wanted to be the chief minister of Indian states: Mamunul Haque
Published: 12:36 12 October 2024
Allama Mamunul Haque, Secretary General of Bangladesh Khilafat Majlis has commented that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is a dictator and her theory will no longer work in Bangladesh. He made this comment while addressing the chief guest at a mass meeting organized by the Upazila Khilafat Majlis on the ground of Abdur Razzak High School in Kazirhat, Jazira, Shariatpur on Friday.
Mamunul Haque said that the theory of dictator Sheikh Hasina will no longer work in Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina has been rejected by the people of Bangladesh. Sheikh Hasina never did politics for the people of Bangladesh, she did politics to avenge her father's murder. He is not the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, he wanted to be the Chief Minister of a state in India.
He also said that Sheikh Hasina wanted to destroy not only Bangladesh but Awami League. He came to Bangladesh to avenge his father's murder. He is a leader who fled with his family members in the student revolution.
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