Jumbangla Desk: After the fall of the Hasina government, many Awami League leaders and activists went into hiding to protect themselves. Most of them are in the country but some have migrated abroad. Many have been arrested again. In this situation, party workers-supporters and small leaders are in trouble. Many people leave their homes voluntarily for fear of attacks and lawsuits. Being out of the area, many people are unable to keep in touch with their families.

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Many people spend their days in fear that they may be attacked or arrested if they return to the area. In this situation, many who are in hiding are preparing to leave politics. Many have started to withdraw from Awami League. At the moment, most of the Awami League leaders are Trinamool leaders and activists. Almost half a hundred Trinamool leaders have already resigned from the party posts by holding press conferences or announcing on social media Facebook. Resigning, some have repented to the imam of the local mosque, some have bathed in milk.

Meanwhile, Madaripur district Awami League president Shahabuddin Ahmed Mollah has announced his resignation from the post of president. He announced his resignation to all present at the Madaripur district court on Thursday. Earlier on October 25, he resigned from the post of president of Madaripur district Awami League in writing. Shahabuddin Ahmed Molla is currently detained in Madaripur District Jail in a murder case. His lawyer Sujit Chatterjee Bappi confirmed this information.

Many district and upazila level leaders of the party like Madaripur district Awami League president and even union-ward leaders are resigning. Some of them are choosing this way to protect themselves from attacks. However, many are also saying that they are resigning voluntarily. They are saying that we will not take the responsibility of those who looted from power and became owners of money through corruption. The leaders have cheated, they have made crores of rupees, and the Trinamool leaders and workers have to suffer the punishment of their sins. Golam Rabbani, president of Ward No. 5 of Chailhadanga Union No. 2 of Kazipur Upazila of Sirajganj, Golam Rabbani has resigned from the party post. He announced his resignation on 28 October. The leader is a madrasa teacher by profession. Khokon Miah, General Secretary of Awami League, Ward No. 4 of Kazipur Municipality of the same district has resigned from the party post.

On October 25 at noon, Khokon Mia announced his resignation in writing in the presence of reporters at his home. Awami League leader Ashraful Islam Ashraf resigned from the party seeking prayers in Jhenaidah. He has also announced that he will not have anything to do with Awami League politics. He announced his resignation to reporters in Jhenaidah city on October 16 night.

At this time, he also asked for prayers from everyone due to his illness. Tofazzel Hossain Babul Munshi, president of Charbiswam Union Awami League and current chairman of Charbiswam Union Parishad of Galachipa Upazila of Patuakhali has announced his resignation. At the same time Charbiswa Union Jubo League president. Neshar Uddin Sarkar resigned. On September 3, they announced their voluntary resignation from their positions in a written letter in the hall of Charbiswam Union Parishad.

Sonadanga Thana Awami League president of Khulna city Siddiqur Rahman Bulu Biswas was a great man. Due to the changing situation in the country, he went to Atamgopon on August 5. In this situation, he announced his resignation as the president of Sonadanga Thana Awami League in a notice sent to the media from an unknown place on August 21. On August 25, Rohitpur Union Awami League President of Dhaka's Keraniganj Model Police Station Solaiman Zaman announced his resignation from the party post on his Facebook status. Two ward Awami League leaders voluntarily resigned from the party post in Durgapur, Netrakona.

The two leaders announced their resignation through a written letter sent to local journalists on August 27. The Awami League leaders who were exempted from party positions are Ward No. 4 of Durgapur Municipality, Awami League President. Nazrul Islam and General Secretary Subhas Chandra Saha. Jalal Ahmed, Acting President of Rahmatpur Union Awami League of Barisal's Babuganj Upazila has voluntarily resigned from Awami League due to illness. He submitted the resignation letter written along with the upazila Awami League president to the party office on September 1. A Union Parishad (UP) chairman has announced his resignation from the Awami League after bathing in milk at Debidwar in Comilla. His name is Kamruzzaman Masud.

He is the General Secretary of Fatehabad Union Awami League and Chairman of Fatehabad UP. He resigned from the party post on August 17. In Natore's Bagatipara, Awami League leader Qaiser Wadud Babar has resigned from the party. He was the education and human resource affairs secretary of Upazila Awami League. On August 20, sent a copy of the resignation letter to the president and secretary of the upazila Awami League. Kaisar Wadud Babar is working as the Headmaster of Bagatipara Girls High School. An Awami League leader named Siraj Mia (47) left the party after repenting to an imam of a mosque in Brahmanbaria's Sarail upazila. He is the president of Ward No. 9 of Baraichara village of Pakshimul Union of Upazila.