Those who claim that an election should be considered inclusive simply because all voters in Bangladesh are allowed to vote are either lying or maliciously redefining the meaning of an inclusive election. The only true definition of an inclusive election is one in which every voter has a genuine opportunity to vote for the party of his or her choice. Therefore, when a major party like the Awami League is forcibly excluded, that choice is denied to a large number of voters. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to understand this. The February election under Yunus will not be an inclusive election and, therefore, will not be free and fair.
-Mohammad Ali Arafat
@EUAmbBangladesh@PAMPALONIPAOLA@CWhiteleyEU@USAmbBangladesh@StateDRL@DRL_AS@LisaCurtisDC@State_SCA@SergioGor@BobBlackman@usembassydhaka@AyorkorBotchwey
📷 Body of Chhatra League activist Babu found after days of disappearance in📍 Chandraganj, Lakshmipur
Babu’s lifeless body was recovered from an abandoned septic tank—a young life, a heart full of dreams, and a family’s hope brutally extinguished.
▫️ The question haunts us—does “missing” now mean a horrific death in today’s Bangladesh?
▫️ Has politics turned into a death warrant?
This barbaric killing has not only shattered Babu’s family, it has silenced the conscience of an entire nation.
We strongly condemn this murder. We demand the immediate arrest and exemplary punishment of the killers.
Let the bloodlust end. We demand justice—now!
#WeWantJustice #Bangladesh #BangladeshCrisis #SaveBangaldesh #MassKilling #AwamiLeague #BangladeshUnderFascism #FascistYunus
For years, the same voices questioned elections held under the @albd1971. Today, those very actors are using power to organize a one-sided, farcical election.
So the question must be asked plainly. What exactly was the Awami League’s crime?
At no point did the Awami League issue a government gazette to ban a major political party from participating in elections. No opposition was administratively erased from the ballot. Yet elections were still branded as “not inclusive.”
The numbers tell a different story. In Bangladesh’s most widely accepted elections, the Awami League represented at least 40% of the electorate.
Forcibly excluding such a large segment of voters raises a serious question. How can an election be called inclusive when millions are deliberately kept outside the process?
There is another silence that demands explanation. The @UN, the @EU_Commission, the @usembassydhaka, the @EUinBangladesh regularly lectured Bangladesh on democratic standards during the Awami League era. Why have those standards suddenly changed now?
Principles did not evolve. Only the side in power did. This is not a new definition of democracy. It is a selective one.
Read ➡️ @TheStatesmanLtd: https://t.co/u2UbDzjtWH
#BangladeshCrisis
Stop the unconstitutional, farcical, and illegal activities of the ICT Tribunal formed by the illegitimate, fascist Yunus government. Ensure the right to education,Revoke illegal expulsions. Prosecute the murder of Shamim Molla.
📍JU
@sajeebwazed@MAarafat71@albd1971@MHCN983
#Fascism is revealing its true face under Yunus. Yet, those embodying every hallmark of fascism shamelessly lecture about democracy and brand the opposition as fascist. The irony is beyond measure.