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People will never accept Hasina again: Aminul Haque
Published : Tuesday, 10 November, 2026 at 6:06 PM
Observer Online Report
Youth and Sports State Minister Aminul Haque has said that Sheikh Hasina has no opportunity to return to Bangladesh, claiming that the people will never accept her again. He also called for vigilance against those allegedly attempting to create disorder in the country.
Youth and Sports State Minister Aminul Haque has said the people of Bangladesh will never accept former prime minister Sheikh Hasina again.
“Those who dream that your autocratic leader will return to the country are still living in a fool's paradise. Your leader fled the country, leaving you behind. She has no opportunity to return to Bangladesh. The people of Bangladesh will never accept her again,” he said.
He made the remarks while addressing the inaugural ceremony of the DC Gold Cup Football Tournament at Naogaon District Stadium on Tuesday afternoon (November 10). The tournament was organised by the district sports association.
Speaking as the chief guest, Aminul Haque said Prime Minister Tarique Rahman was working to unite people regardless of political affiliation and build a better Bangladesh under the vision of “Bangladesh First and Bangladesh for All”.
However, he alleged that remnants of the previous authoritarian regime were still attempting to create disorder in society.
He urged the public and police administration to remain alert and stand firmly against such activities.
“We do not want to see the remnants of authoritarianism anymore, nor do we want to see the seeds of authoritarianism grow in Bangladesh,” he said.
The state minister also announced plans to modernise sports infrastructure across the country, including Naogaon District Stadium.
Pointing to the incomplete gallery at the stadium, he said the government would develop a full-fledged pavilion gallery and ensure indoor sports facilities.
He added that plans were underway to modernise and renovate district stadiums and sports infrastructure in around 51 districts across the country. The initiatives are expected to be implemented gradually over the next five years.
Aminul Haque further said, Prime Minister Tarique Rahman had announced plans to establish a playground in each of the country's 4,599 unions.
According to him, information on around 535 union-level playgrounds from 37 districts had already been collected. The government has set a target of collecting information on playgrounds in 1,000 unions by December.
He said, the government wanted to complete the information-gathering process quickly and begin sports activities at the identified grounds.
The programme was presided over by Naogaon Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Saiful Islam.
Among others, Naogaon-5 MP Zahidul Islam Dhalu, Naogaon-3 MP Ikramul Bari Tipu, Naogaon-1 MP Mostafizur Rahman, Superintendent of Police Tarikul Islam and district sports association member secretary Enamul Haque addressed the event.
The tournament features 12 teams representing the district's 11 upazilas and one municipality. The final-round matches are scheduled for December 4.
In the opening match, teams representing Manda and Raninagar upazilas faced each other.
-MT
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