Barishal Correspondent :
Senior Nayeb-e-Ameer (vice president) of Islami Andolan Bangladesh (IAB) and Shaikhey Charmonai Mufti Syed Muhammad Faizul Karim said Jubo Dal activists stoned a businessman to death in front of Mitford Hospital in Dhaka without receiving demanded toll.
This is more serious than the massacre by Awami fascism.
Shaikhey Charmonai, said this while speaking as the chief guest at the 9th founding anniversary jointly organised by the Barishal District and Metropolitan areas of the Islamic Jubo Andolan Bangladesh, at Ashwini Kumar Hall on Saturday.
IAB vice president said that IAB politics is not for killing people but for establishing rights of people and welfare.
Corruption, tender rigging, extortion, and syndicates cannot be the work of leaders and activists of other political parties. Those who are making politics a tool for making money have made the country a champion in corruption 5 times in the past.
The people of Bangladesh are now very aware. Just as the people overthrew Awami Fascism through the July Uprising, they will also overthrow these neo-fascists, InshaAllah.
The main speaker at the rally was Mufti Mansur Ahmad Saki, the Honorable Central Secretary General of the Islamic Youth Movement Bangladesh.
Saki said that the students and youth of this country shed their blood and sacrificed their lives on the streets in the July 24 Uprising.
These students and youth will unite and establish a happy, prosperous, justice-based welfare state free from murder, disappearance, rape and extortion in the future, InshaAllah.
The program was chaired by City President Hafez Maulana Muhammad Rezaul Karim and jointly moderated by District General Secretary Hafez Maulana Md. Sulaiman and City General Secretary Maulana Zahidul Islam.
The program was also addressed by the Central Organizing Secretary of Islami Andolan Bangladesh (Barisal Division) and Barisal District President and Vice President Maulana Muhammad Sirajul Islam, the Central Organising Secretary of Islami Jubo Andolan Bangladesh and other leaders.