UK: Large Crowd Rallies At Trafalgar Square Against Yunus Regime, Chanting ‘Joy Bangla’ | World News

Unity and political expression demonstration, thousands of English-Bangladeshi and Bangladeshi Diaspora members, large-scale “Bangladesh rally” to attend the iconic Trafalgar Square of London on Monday to attend.

It was marked with the events, slogans, speeches and widespread calls for the restoration of democratic rights in Bangladesh, which was organized against what the participants define as the “oppressive dolphin regime”.

In his official X account, Bangladesh Awami League gathered with the streets of London, thousands of people gathered to declare the lack of absolute confidence in the dolphin regime in Bangladesh. Joy Joy Bangla echoed with cheering.

The Bangladesh Awami League stressed the symbolic importance of the place of the rally: “The selection of space was symbolic. In 1971, Trafalgar Square hosted the turning point meetings of Bengalis who wanted to raise awareness for the War of Independence.

Emphasizing the current political climate in Bangladesh, the party, “Today, as in 1971, the slogan ‘Joy Bangla’ was effectively banned in Yunus and its political allies in Bangladesh.

“Hundreds of thousands of activists and supporters, including doctors, lawyers, academics, journalists, commentators and even freedom fighters, were arrested by the dolphin regime for defending the values ​​and morals of the Liberation War.”

“Today’s rally was more than just one show. This was a message of solidarity. A message from the diaspora to those who were persecuted in Bangladesh- you are not alone.”