In a powerful Facebook post, political activist Shafiqul Alam has launched a scathing criticism of the ruling Awami League, accusing the party of mocking martyrs, disrespecting protestors, and branding the entire nation as "militants."

Alam wrote, "There will never be peace with you until you stand in front of a mirror, see the blood on your hands, and say, 'I'm sorry.' We will continue to resist you—on the land, in the rivers, on the hills, and in the digital world."

Reflecting on the past ten months, Alam said the Awami League has demonstrated a colonial mindset and is actively conspiring to regain power through manipulation and oppression. "But this time it won't work," he added. "July has taught us courage and resilience. That strength has become a part of our collective consciousness."

He asserted that unless the ruling party apologizes and acknowledges the bloodshed of martyrs, they will never find peace. "The struggle will continue across every domain. Out of respect for those who have laid down their lives, Awami League must one day apologize—otherwise, they will never be at peace," he concluded.