After the Awami League was officially banned, the police have received legal authority to arrest its leaders and activists. This new power extends beyond just stopping public rallies or gatherings. Now, individuals who speak in favor of the Awami League on platforms like Facebook or YouTube can also be arrested. Legal actions may be taken not only against those inside the country but also against people living abroad who post or comment in support of the Awami League on Facebook. Furthermore, from this point forward, the police have the authority to arrest Awami League leaders and activists under Section 188 of the Penal Code. These developments have come to light through discussions with police officials and legal experts.
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