AL has no chance of staying in the field before the trial, says Advisor Nahid Islam

Nahid Islam, a key leader during the student-public uprising and now serving in the Information and Broadcasting Ministry, recently addressed the country’s current state in a media interview. Criticizing the Awami League for their actions during the uprising, he stated that their indiscriminate violence has stripped them of the moral right to participate in politics. He emphasized the government’s accountability to public aspirations rather than any political party and noted that elections would proceed based on the Reform Commission’s recommendations. On media freedom, Nahid assured a review of restrictive laws and reforms to prevent future media control. He acknowledged some demands from ongoing movements as valid but cautioned against potential conspiracies.