Chhatrashibir marches in Satkhira protesting Awami League bomb attacks and anarchy
Bangladesh Islami Chhatrashibir held a protest march and rally in Satkhira against bomb attacks, arson and anarchy by the banned Awami League and Chhatra League across the country, and against the government's failure to prevent such activities.
The programme was held on Thursday night (12 November) at the initiative of Chhatrashibir's Satkhira city branch. The march started from Sangita Mor in the town, paraded through the main roads and ended at Shaheed Asif Chattar at Khulna Road Mor, where the organisation's leaders and activists held a brief rally.
The rally, chaired by Satkhira city Chhatrashibir president and central executive council member Mehedi Hasan and conducted by city branch secretary Md Nurunnabi, was addressed by Satkhira district Jamaat office secretary Maulana Ruhul Amin, assistant secretary Advocate Abu Taleb and former central Chhatrashibir HRD secretary Abdur Rahim.
Speakers at the rally said the banned Awami League and Chhatra League were carrying out planned bomb attacks, arson and anarchy in an attempt to destabilise the country.
They said that although the safety of ordinary people's lives and property was under threat in various areas including educational campuses, no effective role of the home ministry and the administration was visible in preventing these activities.
The speakers demanded that those involved in such activities be identified immediately and brought under the law. They also called for ensuring public safety across the country, including on educational campuses.
Otherwise, the speakers warned, tougher programmes would be announced together with students and the public.
Present at the rally were Satkhira city Chhatrashibir office secretary Arif Billah, finance secretary Hafiz Anisur Rahman, literature secretary Imran Hossain Afzal, publicity secretary Md Waliullah, madrasa activities secretary Md Shahnewaz, HRD secretary Md Rafiqul Islam, publication secretary Md Masuduzzaman and sports secretary Hasanul Banna, along with leaders and activists of the organisation at various levels.
