Sylhet Bureau/

Awami League Bagha Bagha leaders and activists including ministers, MPs were present in Sylhet a few months ago. At the beginning of the anti-discrimination student movement, the Awami League leaders of Sylhet made big threats with various statements; But after Sheikh Hasina ran away from power, they are not found. Bagha Bagha leaders of Awami League along with 19 MPs of Sylhet are also missing. None of them can be found.

Even the city mayor, municipal mayor of the Awami family and many public representatives are not found. Political leaders are also fleeing the country. Many are leaving the country secretly through legal and illegal ways. Some are alone, some are with families. Many have gone into hiding inside the country out of fear. Not only the Minister-MP or the influential, but the top leaders of various organizations including Awami League, Jubo League, Chhatra League have also gone into hiding out of fear. Awami League party influential businessmen are also in this list.

It has been reported that some of Sylhet’s ministers and MPs have left the country and migrated to London, America. No one could be reached by calling the phone. Mobile number found to be closed. There is no one at home. It is believed that most of their leaders and activists have migrated to the neighboring country of India. Or fled to different countries using Indian ports. After receiving the news that former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country, there were attacks, looting and arson at the homes of many Awami League MPs and activists in Sylhet.

On this day, a group of youths vandalized and set fire to the residence of Shafiqur Rahman Chowdhury, former State Minister for Expatriates and Foreign Employment and President of Sylhet District Awami League, in Shapla Bagh area of ​​the city after the joyous procession of the people. Azadur Rahman Azad, Councilor of Sylhet City Corporation and Metropolitan Awami League Organizing Secretary in neighboring East Shaplabag area, Awami League Member of Parliament (MP) Ranjit Chandra Sarkar of Sunamganj-1 Constituency located in Gopaltila area, Sylhet Metropolitan Awami League President Masuk Uddin Ahmad, Vice President Asad Uddin and District Awami League General Secretary Nasir Uddin Khan’s house was attacked and vandalized.

A group of miscreants attacked, vandalized and looted the house of Anwaruzzaman Chowdhury, joint general secretary of UK Awami League and Mayor of Sylhet City Corporation, the leader of the illegal sugar scandal, identified as the keeper of the illegal money of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s younger sister Sheikh Rehana. Sudden attack on Sylhet District Jasdar President Lokman Ahmad and 5th Ward Councilor Rezwan Ahmad’s house.

Also vandalism and looting happened in the businesses of many businessmen supported by Awami League. The business of Mahi Uddin Ahmad Selim, Executive Member of Bangladesh Football Federation (BAFFE) and General Secretary of Sylhet District Sports Association, was looted. People’s representatives and Awami League leaders’ homes were attacked by BNP leaders and activists in upazilas.

Several hundred activists attacked the house of Sylhet Zilla Parishad member Subas Das in Gowanighat. At this time, everything in the house was vandalized and looted. During this time, his family members were injured. Even though Awami League leaders and activists are in the country, they have covered up for fear of public anger.

It has been reported that most of the leaders and activists of Awami League have left the country at various times starting from August 5, the day the government resigned.

Among them, Sylhet-1 Constituency MP, former Foreign Minister. AK Abdul Momen, Sylhet-2 Constituency MP, Expatriate Welfare and Foreign Employment Minister, District Awami League President Shafiqur Rahman Chowdhury, Sylhet-3 Constituency MP Habibur Rahman Habib, Sylhet-4 Constituency MP, Former Minister Imran Ahmad, Sylhet-5 Constituency MP Maulana Mohammad Hushamuddin Chowdhury, president of Anjumane Al Islah, son of MP Fultali Pir, MP for Sylhet-6 Constituency, former Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid, MP for Sunamganj-1 Constituency, Organizing Secretary of Sylhet District Awami League Ranjit Chandra Sarkar, MP for Sunamganj-2 Constituency, former Minister Suranjit Sen Gupta’s wife Jaya Sen Gupta, Sunamganj-3 MP, former Planning Minister MA Mannan, Sunamganj-4 Constituency MP Mohammad Sadiq, former Chairman of PSC, Sunamganj-5 Constituency MP Muhibur Rahman Manik. Moulvibazar-1 Constituency MP, Former Environment Minister Baralekha Upazila Awami League President Md. Shahab Uddin, MP of Moulvibazar-2 Constituency, Central Awami League Organizing Secretary Shafiul Alam Chowdhury Nadel, MP of Moulvibazar-3 Constituency Mohammad Zillur Rahman, MP of Moulvibazar-4 Constituency, Former Minister of Agriculture. Abdus Shaheed. Habiganj-1 Constituency MP Amatul Kibria Keya Chowdhury, Habiganj-2 Constituency MP Mayez Uddin Sharif, Habiganj-3 Constituency MP, District Awami League President Md. Abu Zahir, MP of Habiganj-4 Constituency, former Jubo League leader Syed Sayedul Haque Sumon has left the country.