Adviser to the interim government Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain on Saturday said the law enforcers would take stern action if any organization linked to mass-killing tries to hold any political program.
He gave this warning in a post from his verified Facebook account on Saturday in the backdrop of calling first ever demonstration of Awami League (AL) in the city on Sunday after ouster of Awami League government on August 5 last following a massive mass upsurge.
Adviser Asif Mahmud wrote: "If anyone from a genocidal or banned organization tries to hold a program, law enforcement agencies will take strict action."
The Awami League has called the demonstration at Shaheed Nur Hossain Square in the capital’s Zero Point at 3pm on Sunday in memory of Shaheed Nur Hossain Day and demanding democratic rights.
Meanwhile, the interim government’s Chief Adviser Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam announced via Facebook on Saturday that the Awami League would not be permitted to protest on Sunday.
