Don't want to return to corrupt political culture: Sohail Taj

Sohail Taj, son of former Home Minister and first Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Tajuddin Ahmed, said, 'I am clear – I have repeatedly said that there is no possibility of me entering politics. I don't want to return to this rotten political culture.'

On Thursday (August 29) at the Secretariat to the Home Affairs Advisor, after the discussion about his own security, are you taking the lead of Awami League's politics or not? He said these things in response to a journalist's question.

Commenting on the fact that there are many innocent leaders and workers of Awami League who are being tortured and oppressed, Sohel Taj said, no revenge should be taken against any political party. There are many innocent activists of Awami League who are being tortured and oppressed. Condemn it. All the Awami League leaders and activists who have been prosecuted are not guilty. It is important to be more aware of these issues. He also commented that proper investigation should be done.

Congratulating the interim government, former Minister of State for Home Affairs Sohail Taj said that this government was formed through the mass uprising of the students. So people's expectations are high from this government. Their primary responsibility is to maintain law and order and ensure the safety of people.

Bangladesh /KH