Bangladesh Attorney General Mohammad Asaduzzaman also termed illegal constitutional provision declaring Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as ‘father of the nation’.

The 15th Amendment to the Bangladesh Constitution was passed in 2011 by the then Awami League government of Sheikh Hasina. It restored secularism, which had been incorporated in the original 1972 constitution,

Bangladesh's Attorney General, Md Asaduzzaman, has stirred up controversy by suggesting changes to the country's constitution. Asaduzzaman proposed removing terms such as socialism, secularism, Bengali nationalism, and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's title as "Father of the Nation".

Asaduzzaman suggested the removal of key provisions such as socialism, Bengali nationalism, secularism, and the designation of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as "Father of the Nation"

Bangladesh's Attorney General proposed removing "secularism" and "socialism" from the Constitution, alongside the recognition of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as the Father of the Nation. He argued that these amendments,

Bangladesh's Attorney General, Md Asaduzzaman, has sparked a national debate by saying that secularism should be removed from the Constitution.

Bangladesh's Attorney General, Md Asaduzzaman, argued that constitutional amendments should reflect democracy and avoid promoting authoritarianism.