Islamists in Bangladesh, the banned group banned in Bangladesh has become a more active post fall of the Government of Hasina, says Bangladesh Professor.

Professor of Public Administration Department, Nazmul Ahsan Kalimullah admitted that Islamic groups in Bangladesh have gained more freedom after Sheikh Hasina left the country.

Speaking to ANI, Kalimullah said that many banned Islamist organizations are active in Bangladesh and even holding press conferences.

“Absolutely you know, Islamist, they have been successful in making a big place in the public domain. And Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has strengthened its position. The Hefazat-e-Islam movement has become stronger. Persons like colleagues have gained prominence. Even HIZB UT -Tahrir, they are a robbery organization, but they are visible in leaflets, posters and different places. Waving, they are marching on the streets, even press conferences have been called. So this organization is not yet a legal unit and is officially behind the bar. The ban is still, but really they are working, ”he/she said.

Referring to the incident on Wednesday for the residence of Bangladesh, the founder father of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Kalimullah said that the crowd was seen waving flags and putting posters there.

he/she said, “On the fate of February 5, in Road No. 32, in the residence of Sheikh Mujib, who was converted into a museum, he/she was seen waving flags there and posters were put on the wall,” he/she was put on the wall, ” told.

A mob vandalized the residence of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Dhaka Tribune said. The scene showed flames on one of the floor of the house.

Allegedly, the protesters demanded a ban on the Awami League, after breaking the gate, there was a storm in the premises, causing widespread destruction, the Dhaka Tribune described the UNB citing UNB.

Local media added opposition to an online speech by former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Social media posts had earlier asked for a “bulldozer procession” for the residence of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, which is located in Dhanmond -32, if Sheikh Hasina made a speech, as the Dhaka Tribune reported. By 10.45 am (local time), an excavator was brought to demolish the house. The protesters, who arrived at a rally around 8 pm, forced the property to break their way before moving into the main gate before proceeding to vandalism.

The Dhaka Tribune reported that many protesters allegedly climbed the second floor using hammer, craub and wooden planks to destroy the paintings of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and destroy the paintings of the historic house.