Category: July Coup 24

Dr. Kamal’s letter: The reason for Awami League’s defeat was overconfidence and arrogance

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Dr. Kamal’s letter: The reason In the 1991 fifth parliamentary election, the then presidium member Dr. Kamal Hossain wrote a 12-page long letter to Sheikh Hasina after the defeat of the Awami League. After writing the letter, Dr. Kamal Hossain was angered by his own party leaders and workers, and his car was attacked. Later, he had to leave the party. On February 27, 1991, the Awami League suffered an unexpected defeat in the fifth parliamentary election. The party leaders and workers could not have imagined that BNP would win…

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DU-JUB campuses in uproar demanding Lucky Akhter’s arrest

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DU-JUB campuses in uproar Dhaka University (DU) and Jagannath University (JU) campuses erupted in protests on Tuesday night demanding the arrest and trial of Lucky Akhter, the former president of Bangladesh Chhatra Union and famous for his sloganeering of Ganajagaran Mancha. Students protested against the attack on the police and demanded the arrest of supporters of fascism. The students started a protest procession from various halls on the DU campus at around 1:45 am. Later, they took up positions at Shahbagh and raised slogans including ‘La te Lucky, tui Hasina…

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Mass sit-in on 27th day: Anti-fascist movement intensifies

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Mass sit-in on 27th day The students’ protest at Dhaka University’s Raju Bhaskar demanding the banning of the Awami League and its allies as fascist parties entered its 27th day on Tuesday. The protesters have urged the National Consensus Commission to work on banning fascist politics. They said that although the National Consensus Commission sent 166 recommendations from six reform commissions and letters to 34 political parties, there is no mention of banning fascist politics. Revolutionary Students’ Council member secretary Fazlur Rahman said, “If fascist parties and politics are not…

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Family finds body 7 months after death in anti-discrimination protest

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Family finds body 7 months after death in anti-discrimination protest The body of college student Asif Hossain (19), who died in the anti-discrimination student-public movement in Sirajganj Municipality, has been handed over to his family after a long seven months. On the orders of the court, the police handed over the body to his relatives at around 12 noon on Tuesday. The deceased Asif was the son of Nazrul Islam of Ekdala Mohalla in Sirajganj Municipality and a student of Sirajganj Government Technical School and College. Mustakim Hossain, Sub-Inspector (SI)…

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BNP upset over some reform proposals

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Desk Report: As part of the reform program taken by the interim government, four reform commissions submitted their reports to the chief advisor on January 15. BNP is upset with some of the proposals made by these commissions. It was learned from talking to several leaders of the party that although the BNP agrees with the reforms, it has serious objections to some of the proposals. In particular, there is disagreement over the recommendations for changes to the basic principles of the constitution. However, the party is not officially announcing…

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Jamaat Ameer tells Hasina to come back to the country, good arrangements will be made in Kashimpur

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Desk Report: Addressing Sheikh Hasina and the fugitive Awami League leaders, Jamaat-e-Islami Amir Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said, if you had a love for the country and the soil, if you loved the people of the country, you would not have fled alone. It is very sad to be alone. Come to the country, good arrangements will be made for you in Kashimpur. He said these things as the chief guest at the Chuadanga District Jamaat workers’ conference on Friday (January 17) afternoon. Jamaat Ameer tells Hasina  Dr. Shafiqur Rahman said,…

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What is BSF doing in Dahagram, why are Bangladeshis in panic?

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Desk Report: Increased BSF Activity: The Indian Border Security Force (BSF) has intensified its activities near Dahagram, including erecting a barbed wire fence closer to the zero line, increased patrolling, and the use of high-powered lights. Restrictions on Movement: The BSF is obstructing the movement of people and goods through the three-bigha corridor, the only access route for Dahagram residents. This includes restrictions on trucks, buses, and even daily activities like grazing cattle and farming. Impact on Daily Life: These restrictions are severely impacting the daily lives of Dahagram residents,…

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What kind of relationship does India want with Bangladesh, says spokesperson

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Desk Report: Deteriorating Bangladesh-India Relations: The core issue is the decline in diplomatic relations between the two countries following the change of government in Bangladesh. Border Tensions: The recent escalation stems from the Indian BSF’s attempt to construct a barbed wire fence along the border, causing significant friction.   Diplomatic Recriminations: Both countries have resorted to summoning each other’s High Commissioners, indicating a serious strain in their bilateral ties.   India’s Stance: India emphasizes its desire for positive and mutually beneficial relations with Bangladesh, despite the current tensions. Border Security…

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July Movement: Security guards did not open the hospital door, Ismail died on the stairs

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Desk report: Tragic Death of Rickshaw Puller: Ismail Ali, a rickshaw puller, was critically injured during a police firing during the July mass movement. He sought help at Delta Healthcare Hospital but was denied entry and medical assistance. Photographic Evidence: A photojournalist captured the heart-wrenching image of Ismail pleading for help outside the hospital. This image later went viral on social media, sparking public outrage. Delayed Justice: The incident occurred months prior to the arrest of hospital staff. The photo’s viral spread brought the tragic event to the attention of…

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The Secretariat was set on fire through conspiracy and planning: Sarjis Alam

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Desk Report :Sarjis Alam, the chief organizer of the National Citizens Committee, has said that the fire incident at the Secretariat was a ‘conspiracy and planned’. The general secretary of the July Shaheed Smriti Foundation said, ‘The way the fire broke out in the Secretariat and its type, location, etc., it can never be a normal or natural or accidental fire. From our point of view, we think that this fire was started by conspiracy and planning.’ He said these things in response to questions from journalists after a meeting…

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