India, Oct. 24 -- Bangladesh's ousted PM Sheikh Hasina's son Sajeeb Wazed believes that the country will remain politically unstable if the current interim government led by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus fails to hold an inclusive election.

He asked the government to lift the ban on his Awami League, which was imposed months after Hasina was forced to exit the country amid violent protests against the government last year.

"This ban has to be lifted, the elections have to be inclusive and free and fair," Wazed, who was a former adviser to the government headed by her mother, told Associated Press.

"What is happening now really is an attempt to keep my mother and our political leaders from running in elections. This is political manipul...