Just 11 years ago, there was one and eleven

On January 11, 2007, only 11 years ago At that time the advent of the one-eleven of the alleged eleven A political situation arising in front of a one-sided parliamentary elections of the BNP-Jamaat alliance government. Emergency was issued in Bangladesh on 11 January 2007. Later, the military-controlled interim government formed in the cover of the caretaker government. It was later named as One Eleven to keep the day memorable. The day was Thursday. There were various rumors and rumors around the day. The situation around was terrible. In this situation, Awami League Presidium member Amir Hossain Amu, Abdur Razzak, Tofail Ahmed, Suranjit Sengupta, Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim and Kazi Jafar Ulha and General Secretary Abdul Jalil joined a meeting at the residence of the Canadian High Commissioner. Among the diplomats, US Ambassador Patricia A Boutnis, British High Commissioner Anwar Chowdhury, Australian High Commissioner Douglas Fossack, Japan Ambassador Inooy Masayuki, European Commission (EC) delegation chief ambassador Dr. Stefan Frøen and United Nations Resident Coordinator, Renata DeGalien.

After five o'clock in the afternoon, the Awami League leaders came out frustrated after the meeting. They refused to say anything about the contents of the discussion. Awami League leaders went straight from the residence of the Canadian High Commissioner to Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's Dhanmondi residence. After a half-hour of Awami League leaders came out, a BNP delegation sat in a meeting with diplomats at the Canadian High Commissioner's home in the afternoon. It was headed by BNP's Secretary General Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan. They did not open their mouth after the meeting. Go straight to the Hawa Bhaban in Gulshan. There they met with party chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia. Before that, British High Commissioner Anwar Chowdhury held a meeting with Jatiya Party chairman HM Ershad at his Baridhara residence from 12 to 12 in the afternoon. The diplomats, Prior to the T-party meeting, Chief Advisor and President Iajuddin Ahmed held a meeting with Barrister Barrata in the afternoon with the Advisory Committee on Law and order. Apart from the committee members, all the law and order and intelligence chiefs were present. Immediately after the meeting, President Iajuddin held a meeting with the chiefs of the three services at Bangabhaban. On the other hand, the preliminary meeting of the Advisory Council was canceled at 4:30 pm. Nearly all of the advisers went to Bangabhaban and returned to the news of the cancellation of the meeting. After the meeting of Bangabhaban, Chief of Naval Staff, Inspector General of Police, Inspector General of Police, RAB, BDR and all the law enforcing agencies and heads of intelligence chief met the army chief Moin U Ahmed.

At night at eight o'clock, the advisors were called again at Bangabhaban. Advisers are informed about the situation arising without meeting. At that time all the advisers were asked to step down. Then the President stepped aside from the post of chief adviser. At the same time the advisors also resigned. Later on, the Chief Advisor of the caretaker government was appointed to appoint Dr Fakruddin Ahmed. He created a new Advisory Council. In these dramatic events and tension-related concerns, in the evening, in a notification issued by the president's office, the security of the people's life and the economic life is endangered and dangerous due to internal conflict, Iajuddin Ahmed issued emergency rule in the country with the power given in Article 141 of the constitution. According to the notification, the emergency will be effective from Thursday evening. At the same time, the announcement of curfew was imposed in all the metropolis and in the city of Dhaka, from 11am till 5am. Then in the night of the night, in the wake of many anxiety-anxiety, the then President Yazuddin Ahmed addressed the nation.

In the speech, he said that after taking two duties at the same time, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding him. So he decided to resign from the position of chief adviser of the caretaker government to facilitate an acceptable election path through participation of all political parties in this situation. At night, the media is asked to refrain from publishing political news and critical news of the government with verbal instructions from the government's information department. Instantly stop TV news and all talk shows.