Bumper win of ‘Sheikh Hasina’ in Bangladesh, Awami League dusted the Yunus government in this election

Sheikh Hasina’s Victory in Bangladesh: Sheikh Hasina has been in the shelter of India since the fall of power in Bangladesh and the interim government led by Mohammad Yunus in the country is in power. Now soon the game of Yunus is going to end in Bangladesh. This is believed to be because after so much opposition in the country, Sheikh Hasina’s party Awami League has won the bumper in the election of the District Counsels Association (Bar Association).

Election of Bar Association Executive Committee

The election of the Executive Committee of Chapanwabganj District Counsel Association of Bangladesh was held on Monday (February 24). The polling started at 10 am on Monday morning, which was held at the District Advocates Association Bhawan till 3 pm. After this, the counting of votes started and the counting of votes ended at around 8:30 pm. After the counting of votes ended, the results of the election came to light and Awami League supporters won the election by securing more seats than the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)-Jamaat panel.

This election is for one year executive committee. In this, a total of 34 candidates, including 3 panels and one independent, contested, in which Awami League won 6 posts in the supported panel (Manirul-Dolar Council).

Bar Association election draws everyone’s attention

The results of the election of the District Counsels Association (Bar Association) have caught everyone’s attention. At the same time, this election has increased the tension of Mohammad Yunus, the chief advisor of the interim government sitting in power in Bangladesh. It is being said that the air of the Yunus government in Bangladesh is going to change and the effect of these election results can also be seen in the general elections of the country in the coming time. At the same time, through the election of this executive committee, Bangladeshi lawyers have expressed their displeasure against the Yunus government.