bornomala news : Coalition for Bangladeshi American Organization Association, a Jamaat supported coalition group, tried all out to create a chaotic situation in the reception program of Sheikh Hasina. In front of Hotel Grand Hayatt, where the reception rally was held, hundreds of women and children were seen waving black flags. Leaders from pro-Jamaat not only hurled offensive remarks against prime minister Sheikh Hasina, they also delivered speeches in favor of the war criminals of 1971. A number of women assaulted those who went there to attend the rally in front of Grand Hayatt.
This time, due to the rally area being too crowded, more than 2 thousand people could not join in. And the pro-Jamaatis took full advantage of this hustle and bustle. Threading themselves into the crowd, they tried to create an agitation at a staircase in the rally area. A drunk young man within this group tried to heat up the situation by engaging in a scuffle with those waiting in a 
queue. Chased by the workers of Awami League and Jubo league, he then fled the spot. Later on, it was revealed that this guy was not affiliated with AL politics. He was rather said to be an intruder in the rally.
On other hand, hundreds of AL leaders and workers blamed their being unable to join the rally on the president of the US Awami League. ‘How come a hall room with capacity for only 1800 is rented for the Prime Minister of a country?’ some were questioning.
Not only the general expatriates, many heavy wait US Awami League leaders and State Awami League leaders also failed to join the rally. Of them were Mujibur Rahman Mia, president of State Awami League and his wife, Molla Masud, president of Gopalganj Jilla Shamiti, and Elias Islam, general secretary. Borshan Islam, general secretary of Chicago Awami League.
The local security measures taken by US Awami League at the rally was also questioned. Many expressed disappointment at the arrangement of security system with staff hired from a cheap security farm. Due to weak security, there broke out a scuffle between two groups in the hall room immediately after the departure of the Prime Minister.
