JASAD Marks 54th Founding Anniversary, Demands Unconditional Release of Hasanul Haq Inu
The Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JASAD) has celebrated its 54th founding anniversary. On Saturday (October 31), the party's central executive committee and its district and upazila committees marked the day with discussion meetings and other programmes.
From the anniversary programmes, the party vowed to free its president Hasanul Haq Inu as part of its struggle to free the country and its people from razakars and imperialism.
A discussion meeting organised by the JASAD central executive committee was held at 3pm at the Colonel Taher Auditorium of the party's central office.
The meeting was chaired by party vice-president Mir Hossain Akhtar and conducted by joint general secretary Obaidur Rahman Chunnu.
Speakers included standing committee member and valiant freedom fighter Shafi Uddin Molla, standing committee member and joint general secretary Afzal Hossain Khan Jhaki, standing committee member and valiant freedom fighter Saifuzzaman Badsha, joint general secretaries Abdullahil Kaiyum, Shawkat Raihan, Naimul Ahsan Jewel and Mirza Md Anwarul Haque.
Also speaking were treasurer Md Monir Hossain, office secretary Sajjad Hossain, Jatiya Jubo Jote president Shariful Kabir Swapan, JASAD assistant editor Ali Hasan Tarun, Jatiya Nari Jote leader Parvez Akhtar Shilpi, Jatiya Sramik Jote-Bangladesh joint general secretary Sardar Khorshed and JASAD Chhatra League central committee vice-president Golam Kibria, among others.
Leaders at the meeting said the leaders and activists who were martyred, made sacrifices, endured hardship and suffered imprisonment and oppression in the revolutionary struggle for social change and the democratic struggle since the party's founding were remembered with respect.
The speakers greeted JASAD's leaders and activists, saying they had kept the party's ideals and flag high without falling into any political confusion and without calculating personal gain or loss.
The meeting demanded the unconditional release of JASAD president Hasanul Haq Inu, describing him as convicted through a dictated verdict in a farcical trial in a false case.
