The France Awami League has held a protest meeting against the decision to ban the activities of the Awami League by the illegal interim government of Bangladesh.

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The protest meeting was held at a restaurant in the Metro Hose area of ​​the capital Paris on Sunday, May 11.

The protest meeting was presided over by France Awami League President MA Kashem.

The meeting was moderated by the organization’s General Secretary Dilwar Hossain Koyes, and the General Secretary of the All-European Awami League, Md. Mojibur Rahman, spoke as the chief guest at the meeting.

In addition, the following spoke: France Awami League Vice President Manjurul Ahsan Selim, Motaleb Khan, Paris Metropolitan Awami League President Khan Saiful, France Awami League Joint-General Secretary Mostafa Hasan, Professor Apu Alam, Faisal Uddin, Organizing Secretary Selim Wada Selu, and leaders of France Awami League fraternal affiliate organizations.

The speakers said that the illegitimate government, which is trying to implement the despicable plan of making Bangladesh a province of Pakistan again in order to implement the agenda of Pakistan, the defeated power of 1971, will be given a crushing response by bringing together all the forces of the liberation war.

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