amardesh: Secret preparations for sabotage are underway from Sheikh Hasina’s secret hideout in Delhi. However, on November 4, there was an argument between mother Sheikh Hasina and daughter Saima Wazed Putul over the strategy of running the movement. The security forces in Dhaka, which are monitoring Hasina, claimed that Putul got angry when she asked her mother to keep quiet at the moment.
According to reliable sources, Sheikh Hasina is currently staying in a secure house provided by the Indian government in Delhi’s elite Lutyens Bungalow zone. Her daughter Saima Wazed Putul has been staying with her all the time since she lost her post as the head of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) South Asia chapter. The residence is practically being used as a ‘war room’. There are doctors and nurses here for regular physical checkups and a specialist doctor can be called in if any major problems arise. In addition, a former High Commissioner who served in India is staying in the house. In addition, a lawyer chosen by the Indian establishment is looking after legal and media matters. A journalist from the Delhi Press Club is also cooperating. It is known that they take care of the answers to the questions of the interviews published in various media outlets recently.
Sources said that after a meeting with the concerned people on how to plan the movement against the Dr. Yunus government and achieve quick success, Hasina got angry when Saima Wazed asked Putul Maa to stop such activities.
Meanwhile, the fugitive top leadership of the ousted fascist party Awami League is using Delhi, the capital of neighboring India, as their main strategic center. From there, they have prepared a blueprint to topple the government through chaos and sabotage within the country. Especially after the sabotage plan was leaked, focusing on the possible date of the verdict in the genocide case filed against the fugitive leader of the party, Sheikh Hasina, on November 13, at least 37 leaders and activists were arrested in a raid by law enforcement agencies in the capital and its surrounding areas, from whom weapons were recovered.
On October 11, a high-level secret meeting was held at Sheikh Hasina’s Delhi residence with former army and police officers and former ministers and MPs.
According to reliable sources, a four-hour private meeting was held with 10 important people from the Awami League and law enforcement agencies at the fugitive Sheikh Hasina’s secret residence in Delhi from 6 pm to 10 pm that day. Notable people who participated in the meeting included former DGFI DG Lt. Gen (retd) Akbar Hossain, former Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Habibur Rahman, Additional Police Commissioner Biplab Kumar Sarkar and former Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal.
In addition, former MP from Savar area Saiful Islam, former convener and MP of Chittagong Metropolitan Jubo League Mohiuddin Bachchu, former MP and whip from Cox’s Bazar Saimum Sarwar Kamal, Ayman Akbar Chowdhury Bablu, son of Sajeda Chowdhury from Faridpur, and former MP from Tangail Chhota Monir participated in the meeting.
Who was present at the secret meeting on October 11
Putul questioned the mother about those who were present at the meeting. Putul’s analysis is that Hasina has suffered this fate because of those people. And Hasina’s statement is that the situation must be changed through them.
Another source also confirmed that Hasina’s former military secretary, Major General Kabir Ahmed, fled to India through the Nalitabari border in Sherpur district on the orders of Sheikh Hasina on the night of October 9 after the name of Hasina’s former military secretary was published in the media in the International Crimes Tribunal case.
Funding and dissatisfaction of leaders and activists
There has also been strong dissatisfaction among the fugitive leaders over the provision of funds to implement the sabotage plan. Sources said that the fugitive Awami League leaders in India held an online meeting with selected leaders of all the district committees of the country on Friday night, focusing on November 13. Notable among them were – Joint General Secretary of the banned Awami League Mahbub-ul Alam Hanif, Presidium member Jahangir Kabir Nanak, former General Secretary of the Jubo League Mirza Azam, former Mayor of Gazipur Jahangir Alam and former Jubo League leader Ismail Chowdhury Samrat, also known as the Casino Emperor. The meeting emphasized gathering at least 200 leaders and activists from each upazila in Dhaka. Leaders and activists have already been instructed to gather in Dhaka and surrounding police stations (especially Keraniganj, Savar, Ashulia, Dhamrai, Dohar, Nawabganj, Rupganj, Fatulla and Narayanganj signboards and chashara). However, it is known that there is dissatisfaction among the fugitive leaders regarding the provision of funds. Some of the leaders are showing reluctance to spend money out of self-interest.
Their point was that many non-political individuals have smuggled thousands of crores of taka abroad and many have earned thousands of crores of taka by posing as businessmen. Therefore, it is necessary to take funds from those who are taking the most advantage among the big business groups.
Meanwhile, it came up in the discussion that the Sikder group, close to the Sheikh family, has already invested six crore taka to overthrow the government. In addition, dissatisfaction among leaders increases when it is learned that passionate leaders and activists from remote areas of the country are risking their lives to march in Dhaka city under gunfire, but they are only being paid two thousand or five thousand taka, which is in no way acceptable.