The Bangladesh Awami League rejected the national election schedule announced by the country’s interim administration, accusing the Muhammad Yunus-led government and its Election Commission of being “illegal,” “biased,” and incapable of holding a credible vote.

In a sharply worded statement issued from the party headquarters in Dhaka, the Awami League said it had “closely reviewed the election schedule announced by the illegal, occupying, killer-fascist Yunus clique’s illegal Election Commission,” asserting that under the current circumstances “it is impossible to ensure a fair and normal environment where transparency, neutrality, and the people’s will can be reflected.”

The party’s registration was earlier suspended, effectively barring it from contesting the upcoming polls. The Awami

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