I do not know why Mahmudur Rahman was arrested, but people want to know about Joy, the son of BD Prime Minister. What is his real source of income in america where he lives a luxurious life with his Jewish wife? No doubt, people will suspect he is getting commission from big companies to get them contract in BD. No difference between this guy and the two idiot sons of Begum Zia.
Awami League Media Terrorism - Amardesh publisher arrested
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Mahmudur Rahman was arrested because his newspaper revealed Sajeeb Wazed Joy ( son of Sheikh Hasina ) took $ 5 million bribes from CHEVRON !
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Bunch of idiots.... no wonder he is getting A$$ kicked... Comedians...
There are hundreds of other incidents where newspaper, TV and journalists came under attack from Awami fascist regime. Awami thugs who are having trouble pushing "digital decption" will only be petty (pati) jokers.
Here is most visible list of Awami regime terrorism against media.
1. Awami regime predecessor and ally the 1/11 regime bans CSB, the only 24/7 news channel in Bangladesh. This government keeps the ban on.
2. Awami regime blocks youtube as someone posted the audio conversations between disgruntled military officers with the PM during a meeting of PM and military officers soon after a deadly mutiny by paramilitary force BDR.
3. Awami regime shuts down test transmission of Jamuna TV.
4. Awami regime comes down hard on the editor of Daily Amar Desh for publishing a story of corruption involving PM’s son Mr Sajib Wajed Joy, PM’s advisor Toufiq Elahi Chowdhury and Chevron. Several dozen cases got filed against him in every corner of Bangladesh.
5. Awami regime shuts down very popular TV channel ‘Channel 1′, citing silly procedural reasons. Thousands of journalists became jobless. Millions of dollar investment went astray.
6. Awami regime starts crack down on TV channels. Some TV start using government crackdown to impose their own censorship on TV hosts. Popular TV talk show, “Point of Order” is shut down forcibly since a government leader failed to answer the question of the anchor.
7. Citing the same reason and reintroduction of some black list, some popular TV shows start self censorship. One example is popular midnight talk show, ” Grameen Phone Ajker Shongbad Potro” of channel I. This show used to invite guests favoring government and critiquing government. Sources close to one guest critiquing government says that all those who are critical of government has been black listed from the show. As a result, this show no longer invites guests like Asafuddoula, Asif Nazrul, Nurul Kabir, Mahfuzullah etc. Now only pro government guests are invited to discuss with the anchor of the show. The paranoia has reached such an intense level that a total non political art show host’s monologue is censored as he is known to be a critique of the government. In one of his shows when he ends, with ” Good bye, good night, apnara nirapode thakun ( be safe), apnader biddut o pani thakuk, ( Wish you have adequate supply of electricity and water)”, last two pharases, “apnara nirapode thakun ( be safe), apnader biddut o pani thakuk, ( Wish you have adequate supply of electricity and water)” are cut off the show.
8. A senior minister announces in a public meeting that one TV channel is closed for giving the opposition leader lot of coverage and government was trying to shut down other TV channels too.
9. Awami regime arrests one young man for posting a caricature of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
10. Awami regime bans facebook , reports come out that facebook ban was enforced due to governments’ unease at the publication of some classified sections of a government report of a paramilitary mutiny in Bangladesh.
11. Awami regime clsoed popular Bangla daily Amardesh and arrested its acting editor Mahmudur Rahman with fabricated case.
Couldn't have been said it better as Tirtle Fukcs, Commie Malaun, Congressite and BJPite Chauvanist-Nationalists are in same mission of Bharat-Mata's expansion by our expence. Thoughtful people need to dig deep to unearth the layers of their masks, veneers. There shouldn't be any containment in doing so by nationalistic or ethinic boundaries since hardly any nation hold a portion of 1 Billion Honuman warriors.
As predicted, Mahmudur Rahman wasn't given any food for 36 hours and was kept with Heroine, Chiba addicts. Justice in RAWAMY style was thursted upon him...
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High Court stays govt order closing Amar Desh
After the order was given, Razzak told bdnews24.com, that "in line with the order, there is now no barrier stopping the publication of Amar Desh.
Thursday June 10 2010 14:55:20 PM BDT
Dhaka, Jun 10 The High Court has stayed for three months the government order stopping publication of the Bangla-language daily newspaper Amar Desh.
The court also asked the government to explain within four weeks why the cancellation order, issued by Dhaka's Deputy Commissioner, should not be declared illegal.
The bench of justices Nazmun Ara Sultana and Sheikh Hasan Arif gave the orders on Thursday following a writ petition challenging the government order filed by Anwar-ur-Nabi, acting chairman of the recently shut down newspaper.
Barrister Abdur Razzak acted for the petitioner in court while additional attorney general MK Rahman argued for the government.
After the order was given, Razzak told bdnews24.com, that "in line with the order, there is now no barrier stopping the publication of Amar Desh. The newspaper can now be published whenever it wishes."
http://www.bangladesh-web.com/view.php?hidRecord=321782
After the order was given, Razzak told bdnews24.com, that "in line with the order, there is now no barrier stopping the publication of Amar Desh.
Thursday June 10 2010 14:55:20 PM BDT
Dhaka, Jun 10 The High Court has stayed for three months the government order stopping publication of the Bangla-language daily newspaper Amar Desh.
The court also asked the government to explain within four weeks why the cancellation order, issued by Dhaka's Deputy Commissioner, should not be declared illegal.
The bench of justices Nazmun Ara Sultana and Sheikh Hasan Arif gave the orders on Thursday following a writ petition challenging the government order filed by Anwar-ur-Nabi, acting chairman of the recently shut down newspaper.
Barrister Abdur Razzak acted for the petitioner in court while additional attorney general MK Rahman argued for the government.
After the order was given, Razzak told bdnews24.com, that "in line with the order, there is now no barrier stopping the publication of Amar Desh. The newspaper can now be published whenever it wishes."
http://www.bangladesh-web.com/view.php?hidRecord=321782
Editor of The Daily Amar Desh, Mr. Mahmudur Rahman was tortured in police custody
Nasir Uddin Ahemd & Associates.
Barrister & Advocates
For press purpose only
Former Energy Adviser to Bangladesh Govt. and the acting Editor of The Daily Amar Desh, Mr. Mahmudur
Rahman was tortured in police custody at Cantonment Police Station on 09.06.2010 although, was not supposed
to be there since, he was under control of Investigation Officer Mr. Rezaul Karim of Tejgaon Police Station. Mr.
Rahman made this statement before the learned Metropolitan Magistrate Ms Shamima Pervin after being
produced upon 3 days expiry of remand in connection with Tejgaon PS Case No. 2(6)10.
According to Mr. Rahmans version, in a dark room, being blindfolded, he was attacked by some police personnel
or other individuals at around 1-30 am who unclothed him, started beating mercilessly. They did not quiz him in
respect of the case for which remand was granted. Due to serious torture he became unconscious within half an
hour. When woke up at around 4-30 am, he realized that he was somewhere else.
As a Counsel for Mr Rahman, I have submitted Lawyers certificate in respect of the Honble Supreme Courts
order passed on 10.06.2010 with regard to Mr Rahmans remand order issued earlier in all cases before the Court.
As per the Order of the Supreme Court, the Magistrate was bound to send Mr Rahman before a medical board for
examination of his health. However, without following the order of the superior court, the Magistrate sent Mr.
Rahman to the Jail custody and asked the jail authority to provide him medical treatment if necessary. I have heard
that Mr Rahman has already been taken to Uttara Police Station or to Ditective Branch Office of Police at Minto
Road on 4 days remand by an order of another Magistrate, which was completely beyond our knowledge and
without informing us. If this is the case, then, the Magistrate and Investigating Officer committed an offence of
contempt of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. In due course, we will file contempt petition against those who
violated the Honble Courts Order.
Nasir Uddin Ahmed Ashim
Barrister-at-law
Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh
Nasir Uddin Ahmed & Associates, House No. 23/A, Road No. 1, Dhanmondi R/A, Court Chamber: Room No. 110,
Supreme Court Bar Association Building, Dhaka, Phone: 9662702, 01711-534991 (Mob).
e-mail: ashim007@hotmail.com
Nasir Uddin Ahemd & Associates.
Barrister & Advocates
For press purpose only
Former Energy Adviser to Bangladesh Govt. and the acting Editor of The Daily Amar Desh, Mr. Mahmudur
Rahman was tortured in police custody at Cantonment Police Station on 09.06.2010 although, was not supposed
to be there since, he was under control of Investigation Officer Mr. Rezaul Karim of Tejgaon Police Station. Mr.
Rahman made this statement before the learned Metropolitan Magistrate Ms Shamima Pervin after being
produced upon 3 days expiry of remand in connection with Tejgaon PS Case No. 2(6)10.
According to Mr. Rahmans version, in a dark room, being blindfolded, he was attacked by some police personnel
or other individuals at around 1-30 am who unclothed him, started beating mercilessly. They did not quiz him in
respect of the case for which remand was granted. Due to serious torture he became unconscious within half an
hour. When woke up at around 4-30 am, he realized that he was somewhere else.
As a Counsel for Mr Rahman, I have submitted Lawyers certificate in respect of the Honble Supreme Courts
order passed on 10.06.2010 with regard to Mr Rahmans remand order issued earlier in all cases before the Court.
As per the Order of the Supreme Court, the Magistrate was bound to send Mr Rahman before a medical board for
examination of his health. However, without following the order of the superior court, the Magistrate sent Mr.
Rahman to the Jail custody and asked the jail authority to provide him medical treatment if necessary. I have heard
that Mr Rahman has already been taken to Uttara Police Station or to Ditective Branch Office of Police at Minto
Road on 4 days remand by an order of another Magistrate, which was completely beyond our knowledge and
without informing us. If this is the case, then, the Magistrate and Investigating Officer committed an offence of
contempt of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. In due course, we will file contempt petition against those who
violated the Honble Courts Order.
Nasir Uddin Ahmed Ashim
Barrister-at-law
Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh
Nasir Uddin Ahmed & Associates, House No. 23/A, Road No. 1, Dhanmondi R/A, Court Chamber: Room No. 110,
Supreme Court Bar Association Building, Dhaka, Phone: 9662702, 01711-534991 (Mob).
e-mail: ashim007@hotmail.com
Mahmudur Rahman taken for further torture. Awami regime like an occupation force rolling out Abu Ghraib atrocitices against Bangladeshis. To do so Awami regime made the justice system into a real kangaroo court. Now torture can be passed through Awami kangaroo justice system.
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Awami kangaroo court intentionally delaying the hearing to make sure Amardesh journalist who suffered already move to find another job. This way govt plan is to take over Amardesh using Awami proxy businessman.
Justice delayed justice denied.
SC to hear Amar Desh petition July 15
SC to hear Amar Desh petition July 15 | Bangladesh | bdnews24.com
Justice delayed justice denied.
SC to hear Amar Desh petition July 15
SC to hear Amar Desh petition July 15 | Bangladesh | bdnews24.com
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325 DU teachers demand unconditional release of Mahmudur Rahman and resumption of publication of Amar Desh
Dhaka, June 23 (UNB) - Some 325 teachers of Dhaka University demanded unconditional release of acting editor of daily Amar Desh Mahmudur Rahman and resumption of publication of the daily.
In a joint statement on Wednesday, they blasted the attack on freedom of media and also expressed deep concern over the safety of life of Mahmudur Rahman.
Mahmudur is being tortured in remand after implicating him in false cases. Such behaviour to an honourable editor and eminent engineer is barbarous. It is also infringement of democracy, rule of
law, human rights and freedom of expression, they said.
They called upon the government to withdraw all cases filed against him and show democratic bahaviour by shunning what they termed ‘intolerant and fascist bahaviour’.
Signatories to the statement included Prof. Dr Aminur Rahman Majumder, Prof. Dr Sirajul Islam, Prof. Dr Anwarul Islam, Prof. Dr Akhter Hossain Khan, Prof. Dr Zahidul Islam, Prof. Dr ABM Siddiqur
Rahman Nizami, Prof. Dr Ashraful Islam Chowdhury and Prof. Dr Qumrul Hassan.
UNBconnect... - 325 DU teachers demand unconditional release of Mahmudur Rahman and resumption of publication of Amar Desh
Dhaka, June 23 (UNB) - Some 325 teachers of Dhaka University demanded unconditional release of acting editor of daily Amar Desh Mahmudur Rahman and resumption of publication of the daily.
In a joint statement on Wednesday, they blasted the attack on freedom of media and also expressed deep concern over the safety of life of Mahmudur Rahman.
Mahmudur is being tortured in remand after implicating him in false cases. Such behaviour to an honourable editor and eminent engineer is barbarous. It is also infringement of democracy, rule of
law, human rights and freedom of expression, they said.
They called upon the government to withdraw all cases filed against him and show democratic bahaviour by shunning what they termed ‘intolerant and fascist bahaviour’.
Signatories to the statement included Prof. Dr Aminur Rahman Majumder, Prof. Dr Sirajul Islam, Prof. Dr Anwarul Islam, Prof. Dr Akhter Hossain Khan, Prof. Dr Zahidul Islam, Prof. Dr ABM Siddiqur
Rahman Nizami, Prof. Dr Ashraful Islam Chowdhury and Prof. Dr Qumrul Hassan.
UNBconnect... - 325 DU teachers demand unconditional release of Mahmudur Rahman and resumption of publication of Amar Desh
Mahmudur Rahman acting editor of daily Amardesh was taken to unknown location and tortured
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Black Day for newspapers observed
Staff Reporter
'Black Day for Newspapers' was observed yesterday across the country with a strong demand of stopping torture on journalists, aggression on press and reopening of Channel 1, Jamuna TV and Amar Desh.
Different social, cultural, political and journalists' organisations arranged various programmes marking the day.
On June 16, 1975, the then Awami League government had closed all newspapers except four under government control.
Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists (BFUJ) and Dhaka Union of Journalists (DUJ) organised a discussion on "June 16 Black Day for Newspapers" at the national press club.
Presided over by BFUJ president Ruhul Amin Gazi the discussion was moderated by DUJ secretary Muhammad Baker Hossain and addressed, among others, by BNP senior joint secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, opposition chief whip Zainul Abedin Farooq, Barrister Nasir Uddin Washim, press club's president Shauwkat Mahmud and its secretary Kamal Uddin Sabuj, BFUJ secretary general MA Aziz, DUJ president Abdus Shahid, Poet Zahangir Firoz, Quader Gani Chowdhury, Basir Jamal, Amirul Islam Kagaji, Zahangir Alam Prodhan, Dr AZM Zahid Hossain, and Chhatra Dal president Salahuddin Tuku.
Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said that Awami League and democracy never go together.
Addressing the discussion as the chief guest he said that in 1975, the then AL government had closed all but four newspapers by enacting an act in the parliament and in 2010, the party is doing the same thing illegally.
Mirza Fakhrul demanded immediate release of Amar Desh Acting Editor Mahmudur Rahman and withdrawal of the daily's closure.
Zainul Abedin Farooq said that the government is acting as fascist in the name of democracy.
Shauwkat Mahmud said that the journalists' movement might turn into the anti-government movement if it does not stop its fascist aggression on the media.
He strongly criticised torture on Amar Desh acting editor Mahmudur Rahman making him undressed on police remand.
Nasir Uddin Washim alleged that the AL government has established 'undeclared BAKSAL rule' in the country after coming to power through a questioned election.
He apprehended of losing of the country's independence if freedom of the press is curbed in such a manner and consequently democracy is destroyed.
The speakers alleged that the student leaders of the party are compelling the female students to do immoral activities.
"AL by-born cannot tolerate others' opinion. The party leaders and activists are busy in changing their fates in the name of changing day," added the speakers.
Meanwhile, a discussion meeting was arranged by Aggression Resistance National Committee at the Monthly Madina auditorium in the city marking the day with its chairman Maulana Mahiuddin Khan in the chair.
The speakers at the meeting said torture on journalists and shutting down press were barriers towards establishing democracy. If such activities are being continued, then democratic society never established in the country. So, the government had to refrain form such undemocratic works in the interest of democracy.
The function was addressed, among others, by the committee's member secretary Alamgir Majumder, Muslim League vice president Nurul Haque and general secretary Quazi Abul Khair and Islamic Party president Adv Abdul Mubin.
Bangladesh Labour Party organised a roundtable at the National Press Club to mark the Black Day with its chairman Shamsul Huda Mamun in the chair.
BNP standing committee member MK Anowar, MP was the chief guest at the function, which was addressed, among others, by BNP senior joint general secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, assistant secretary of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Abdul Kader Mollah, Press Club president Shawkat Mahmud, NPP chairman Sheikh Shawkat Hossain Nilu, Barrister Haider Ali, general secretary of Islami Oikkya Jote Maulana Abdul Latif Nejami, general secretary of Bangaldesh Jatiya Party Abu Naser Rahmatullah, BNP central leader Khaleda Yeasmin and NAP general secretary M Gulam Mostafa Bhuyian.
MK Anwar, the former minister, said the government will have to face the dire consequences if the CCC mayoral election is held in unfair manner and vote rigging takes place like that of the Bhola-3 by-polls.
Bangladesh National Awami Party (Bhasani) organised a discussion at its central office in the city with its Dhaka city secretary Tofazzal Hossain in the chair.
The party's president Anwarul Haque was the chief guest at the function which was addressed, among others, by its senior vice president Altaf Hossain Munna, Tazul Islam Master, Adv Hafizur Rahman Khan, Chhatra Union president Mamunur Rahman Mamun and Mahinur Akter Chinu.
Terming newspapers as the spokesman of independence and the state's unity, Anwarul Haque criticised the government for curbing freedom of the press whenever it came to power.
He demanded immediate release of Amar Desh Acting Editor Mahmudur Rahman and stopping torture on journalists.
A discussion was also arranged by National Democratic Party (NDP) at its central office in the city yesterday to the mark the Black Day for newspapers.
Presided over by its chairman Khandoker Golam Mortaza, the function was addressed, among others, by NDP secretary general Alamgir Majumder, presidium member Maulana Zainul Islam and Kazi Jamal Hossain.
Golam Mortaza said the government is torturing journalists and curbing the press aiming at establishing BKSAL rule in the country like that of 1975.
Jatiya Ganotantrik Party (JAGPA) yesterday formed a human chain in front of the National Press Club marking the day and demanded unconditional release of Mahmudur Rahman.
JGPA president Shafiul Alam Prodhan also demanded reopening of Channel 1, Jamuna TV and Amar Desh.
Islami Oikya Jote chairman Mufti Fazlul Haque Amini at a meeting at its central office in the city said that AL had closed newspapers except four in this month in 1975 and again in this month of 2010 it is attacking the press.
Dire consequences were waiting for the party if it does not stop its undemocratic activities, he said.
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Staff Reporter
'Black Day for Newspapers' was observed yesterday across the country with a strong demand of stopping torture on journalists, aggression on press and reopening of Channel 1, Jamuna TV and Amar Desh.
Different social, cultural, political and journalists' organisations arranged various programmes marking the day.
On June 16, 1975, the then Awami League government had closed all newspapers except four under government control.
Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists (BFUJ) and Dhaka Union of Journalists (DUJ) organised a discussion on "June 16 Black Day for Newspapers" at the national press club.
Presided over by BFUJ president Ruhul Amin Gazi the discussion was moderated by DUJ secretary Muhammad Baker Hossain and addressed, among others, by BNP senior joint secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, opposition chief whip Zainul Abedin Farooq, Barrister Nasir Uddin Washim, press club's president Shauwkat Mahmud and its secretary Kamal Uddin Sabuj, BFUJ secretary general MA Aziz, DUJ president Abdus Shahid, Poet Zahangir Firoz, Quader Gani Chowdhury, Basir Jamal, Amirul Islam Kagaji, Zahangir Alam Prodhan, Dr AZM Zahid Hossain, and Chhatra Dal president Salahuddin Tuku.
Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir yesterday said that Awami League and democracy never go together.
Addressing the discussion as the chief guest he said that in 1975, the then AL government had closed all but four newspapers by enacting an act in the parliament and in 2010, the party is doing the same thing illegally.
Mirza Fakhrul demanded immediate release of Amar Desh Acting Editor Mahmudur Rahman and withdrawal of the daily's closure.
Zainul Abedin Farooq said that the government is acting as fascist in the name of democracy.
Shauwkat Mahmud said that the journalists' movement might turn into the anti-government movement if it does not stop its fascist aggression on the media.
He strongly criticised torture on Amar Desh acting editor Mahmudur Rahman making him undressed on police remand.
Nasir Uddin Washim alleged that the AL government has established 'undeclared BAKSAL rule' in the country after coming to power through a questioned election.
He apprehended of losing of the country's independence if freedom of the press is curbed in such a manner and consequently democracy is destroyed.
The speakers alleged that the student leaders of the party are compelling the female students to do immoral activities.
"AL by-born cannot tolerate others' opinion. The party leaders and activists are busy in changing their fates in the name of changing day," added the speakers.
Meanwhile, a discussion meeting was arranged by Aggression Resistance National Committee at the Monthly Madina auditorium in the city marking the day with its chairman Maulana Mahiuddin Khan in the chair.
The speakers at the meeting said torture on journalists and shutting down press were barriers towards establishing democracy. If such activities are being continued, then democratic society never established in the country. So, the government had to refrain form such undemocratic works in the interest of democracy.
The function was addressed, among others, by the committee's member secretary Alamgir Majumder, Muslim League vice president Nurul Haque and general secretary Quazi Abul Khair and Islamic Party president Adv Abdul Mubin.
Bangladesh Labour Party organised a roundtable at the National Press Club to mark the Black Day with its chairman Shamsul Huda Mamun in the chair.
BNP standing committee member MK Anowar, MP was the chief guest at the function, which was addressed, among others, by BNP senior joint general secretary Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, assistant secretary of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Abdul Kader Mollah, Press Club president Shawkat Mahmud, NPP chairman Sheikh Shawkat Hossain Nilu, Barrister Haider Ali, general secretary of Islami Oikkya Jote Maulana Abdul Latif Nejami, general secretary of Bangaldesh Jatiya Party Abu Naser Rahmatullah, BNP central leader Khaleda Yeasmin and NAP general secretary M Gulam Mostafa Bhuyian.
MK Anwar, the former minister, said the government will have to face the dire consequences if the CCC mayoral election is held in unfair manner and vote rigging takes place like that of the Bhola-3 by-polls.
Bangladesh National Awami Party (Bhasani) organised a discussion at its central office in the city with its Dhaka city secretary Tofazzal Hossain in the chair.
The party's president Anwarul Haque was the chief guest at the function which was addressed, among others, by its senior vice president Altaf Hossain Munna, Tazul Islam Master, Adv Hafizur Rahman Khan, Chhatra Union president Mamunur Rahman Mamun and Mahinur Akter Chinu.
Terming newspapers as the spokesman of independence and the state's unity, Anwarul Haque criticised the government for curbing freedom of the press whenever it came to power.
He demanded immediate release of Amar Desh Acting Editor Mahmudur Rahman and stopping torture on journalists.
A discussion was also arranged by National Democratic Party (NDP) at its central office in the city yesterday to the mark the Black Day for newspapers.
Presided over by its chairman Khandoker Golam Mortaza, the function was addressed, among others, by NDP secretary general Alamgir Majumder, presidium member Maulana Zainul Islam and Kazi Jamal Hossain.
Golam Mortaza said the government is torturing journalists and curbing the press aiming at establishing BKSAL rule in the country like that of 1975.
Jatiya Ganotantrik Party (JAGPA) yesterday formed a human chain in front of the National Press Club marking the day and demanded unconditional release of Mahmudur Rahman.
JGPA president Shafiul Alam Prodhan also demanded reopening of Channel 1, Jamuna TV and Amar Desh.
Islami Oikya Jote chairman Mufti Fazlul Haque Amini at a meeting at its central office in the city said that AL had closed newspapers except four in this month in 1975 and again in this month of 2010 it is attacking the press.
Dire consequences were waiting for the party if it does not stop its undemocratic activities, he said.
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In continuous terror against media, Awami league regime had cancelled accreditation of popular newspaper sheershanews and sheershakagoz. Sheershanews guilt was they had published many reports on Awami regime corruption:
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