Asaduzzaman Fuad, a leader of AB Party, declared that the future of the Awami League’s politics will be decided by the 14 martyr families, not by any “civil society advisers,” “in-laws,” or directives from Delhi.
Speaking at an event, Fuad said that supporters of the mass uprising will participate in the open hearings of the Public Inquiry Commission, and decisions about Awami League’s fate, questions of genocide, and the future of India-aligned parties will be made based on public opinion.
He expressed frustration over the lack of progress in seeking justice and criticized some so-called advisers for paying lip service to the spirit of 1971 while neglecting the martyrs of later tragedies.