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DHAKA: Bangladesh’s soil has become forbidden for Sheikh Hasina, whom she described as a killer and arsonist, said Dr Mahmuda Mitu, an NCP leader and reserved-seat lawmaker.
She made the remarks about the ousted prime minister in a Facebook post on Thursday (November 12).
In the post, Mahmuda Mitu wrote: “Bangladesh’s soil has become forbidden for the killer and arsonist Sheikh’s daughter. She will no longer have the right to set foot on this soil. Come if you can—the noose is ready.”
She made further harsh remarks against Sheikh Hasina and warned that she would face execution if she returned to the country.
Earlier, Mitu shared two photographs of the damaged home of Nusrat Tabassum, an NCP lawmaker and coordinator of the July movement, following an alleged petrol bomb attack and arson.
Expressing anger over the incident, Mitu wrote: “Do you think you have achieved something great? We did something truly great in July by driving terrorists like you out of the country. Our joy will last a lifetime.”
She also wrote: “You can only bark like dogs. Even Sheikh Hasina’s body will not be allowed to return to this country. Instead, everyone should get ready for egg treatment.”
At the end of the post, she added: “Long ago, we gave up our attachment to our homes and our lives.”
The incident took place on Wednesday night, when petrol bombs were allegedly thrown at Nusrat’s home in Daulatpur upazila of Kushtia.
Kushtia Additional Superintendent of Police Delwar Hossain confirmed the incident, saying police were investigating who had set fire to the home of reserved-seat lawmaker Nusrat Tabassum. Police had visited the scene, and an investigation was under way, he said.
Nusrat Tabassum Jyoti is a joint convener of the National Citizen Party (NCP) and the chief organiser of its women’s wing, Jatiya Nari Shakti. She is a member of parliament for reserved seat-50 in the 13th National Parliament.