Awami League expresses concern over ‘false and distorted’ media report on Sheikh Hasina
“Intelligence sources indicated that these teams deliberate coordinated assaults and arson on key nationwide installations, authorities buildings, and places of work. Assaults on key infrastructure factors (KIPs), jailbreaks, assassinations, and the extraction of high-profile terrorists from custody have been deliberate — and ultimately, many of those occasions did happen. These extremist and terrorist teams basically declared battle on the state, making an attempt to hazard the sovereignty of Bangladesh. The BBC report fully ignores these realities,” stated the get together.
The Awami League careworn that through the July–August protests, assaults on police, over 450 police stations, looting of arms, jailbreaks, and a number of fatalities occurred, “all of that are left unmentioned within the BBC report.”
It additional acknowledged that even after Sheikh Hasina left the nation, the protests continued, proving that “attributing the violence solely to her directives is totally illogical.”
“In considered one of BBC Bangla’s personal video studies, a frontrunner of Hizb ut-Tahrir — an internationally designated terrorist organisation — admitted that that they had infiltrated the protests within the guise of basic college students. This helps Sheikh Hasina’s assertion that terrorist teams have been concerned within the violence. But this reality is absent within the new report,” the get together added.
Concluding the assertion, the Awami League emphasised that the BBC’s report, the number of a “fabricated audio clip,” and the “biased presentation of data” mirror a transparent intent and violate the core ideas of unbiased journalism.
“The illegitimate, fascist regime of Yunus has intentionally ready this narrative as a weapon to serve its political pursuits. We had hoped {that a} globally revered establishment just like the BBC wouldn’t fall into the entice set by such malicious forces. Sadly, this isn’t the case,” the Awami League added.
