One year after losing power following the mass killings in July-August, the Awami League shows no remorse and claims their fall was the result of domestic and foreign conspiracies. The party also views the interim government’s failures as an opportunity to regain its political standing. A large portion of the party’s top leadership, including senior leaders, have fled the country, seeking refuge in India, the United States, the United Kingdom, and other countries. Meanwhile, leaders and activists inside the country remain in hiding. Analysts say the party will not easily revive without admitting its mistakes. Unable to participate in the upcoming elections, the Awami League is trying to build public opinion both internationally and domestically.
Even one year after losing power following the mass killings in July-August, the Awami League (AL) is trying to recover by framing the fall of their government as a ‘conspiracy theory.’ The party claims that Sheikh Hasina’s government was overthrown due to conspiracies by both domestic and foreign actors.
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