The party mentioned that during the attack, several military grade grenades were hurled at its rally, in which 24 leaders and activists of the Awami League and its associate bodies were killed, and more than 500 were permanently crippled.
Bangladesh’s Awami League Party on Monday expressed deep concerns over the fast deteriorating economic situation in the country under the interim government led by Mohammed Yunus.
Action under the Act, say journalists, is often accompanied by attacks on them and their publications by members of the ruling Awami League party, who seem to consider the leveling of a charge of breach of digital security a license for unleashing their might.
Bangladesh is set to hold general elections before a January 5 deadline, although the exact dates have not yet been announced.
Obaidul Quader, AL General Secretary, said the decision to hold the talks come after Hossain wrote to Hasina seeking a dialogue.
