Hasnat Abdullah, the chief organizer for the southern region of the National Citizens Party (NCP), announced that his personal Facebook profile has been disabled. He revealed the information during a live broadcast on his verified Facebook page on Tuesday morning. Abdullah stated that his account was disabled some time ago, allegedly due to copyright claims linked to posts reflecting his anti-India stance. He added that the deactivation had disrupted his communication with supporters and followers in recent days.

Abdullah said he will now remain active through his verified Facebook page, which was previously managed mainly by administrators. He urged his supporters to share his page to help disseminate his messages and updates. He believes that his personal profile was disabled because of copyright complaints related to his political posts.

Earlier, former adviser Asif Mahmud Sajib Bhuiyan reported losing his official Facebook page with three million followers after posts about Inqilab Manch spokesperson Sharif Osman Hadi were mass-reported and removed by Facebook authorities.