Awami in a sentence

Police have arrested a local leader of Awami league suspected of killing his wife, another Awami League leader in Chandpur.

Balochistan Awami Party’s Senator Danesh Kumar pointed out that there were more than 10 journalists who were murdered in Balochistan instead of three shown in this report.

Both the Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party have Islamist allies and wear their religious identity with pride.

But just months before a pivotal election pitting them against the ruling Awami League, the immobilising effect is clear.

Every party had its programme but two parties — the Awami League and the Pakistan People’s Party — were being eyed by the electorate as the winners.

Later, a court also rejected Karachi Police’s plea for a transition remand to take the Awami Musli League head to Karachi.

Bangladesh Prime Minister and Awami League chief Sheikh Hasina was re-elected to parliament on Sunday from the Gopalganj-3 constituency after a landslide victory in the general elections marred by sporadic violence.

Bangladesh’s ruling Awami League (AL), under Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has cemented a fourth consecutive term in power – but not because of widespread popular support.

Critics say the quota is used to stack public jobs with loyalists to Hasina’s Awami League.

Hasina’s Awami League has already been ousted from mainstream politics.

In a telephonic interview with PTI from Dhaka, Khan stated that the Awami League government is for free and fair general elections on January 7, and claimed that the main opposition BNP has boycotted the polls “out of fear” of not securing a majority.

In its foreign policy, Bangladesh must confront perceptions of India as tied to Hasina’s Awami League and look to Western allies for support in reform.

In the face of increasing pressure from Western allies, observers, and watchdogs to make the 2024 elections free and fair, the Awami League spared no expense to pass the election off as a participatory one.

In the months following, Haas faced repeated death threats from members of the Awami League.

It was in this scenario that an Awami League-led government was formed in exile in and a rebel movement broke out, led by the Mukti Bahini.

It was led by the former prime minister and president of the Awami League (AL), Sheikh Hasina, who has since fled and is reportedly seeking political asylum in India.

Many expressed fury over the quota system, which they viewed as unfair and likely to favor followers of Hasina’s Awami League, in power since 2009.

Many have direct or indirect links to the Awami League.

Post the stepping down of the Awami League government, the images of statue of national icon Bangabandhu being brought down to the ground, and many more acts of such vandalism will remain etched in memory for long.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the ruling Awami League have dominated Bangladeshi politics for the past fifteen years.