Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, on Saturday evening formally banned the Awami League, the party of deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina, under the country’s anti-terrorism law. The announcement came in a statement from the Council of Advisers, the advisory body leading the interim administration, which said the ban would be formalized through an official gazette notification on the next working day.
Bangladesh’s Yunus government bans Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League under anti-terrorism law
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