DU Correspondent:
“Murderer Hasina and her cronies should be caught wherever they are found, handed over to the police station and brought to justice,” Abu Shadik Kayem, Vice President (VP) of Dhaka University Central Students Union (DUCSU), said, ‘just as the Nazi army was banned in Germany, and Mussolini was banned in Italy, the Awami League, Jubo League, Chhatra League, Hasina and her cronies have no right to do politics in Bangladesh.”
He remarked this statement at the launch program of a book titled ‘Aina Gharer Sakshi, Gum Jiboner At Bachar’ by Ahmad Bin Quasem at the Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Hall Auditorium of Dhaka University on Saturday morning.
He said, “all state institutions involved in disappearances, murders, genocides, and infanticides should be brought to justice. All killer generals should be brought to justice.” “The murderer Hasina who established fascism in Bangladesh in the last sixteen years, martyred two thousand brothers and sisters of the July Uprising, and crippled forty thousand brothers and sisters, has no remorse till now,” said Shadik Kayem.
Housing and Public Works Advisor Adilur Rahman Khan spoke about the July Uprising and said the fascists have been eliminated and efforts are being made to try the criminals to establish the rule of law. The trial process has also started. With the announcement of the July Charter, Bangladesh has become a new Bangladesh.
Sanjida Islam Tuli, The organizer of ‘Maer Dak’ said that the story of torture after abduction and extra-judicial killings in the Awami fascist regime will be found in the book.
Barrister Mir Ahmad bin Qasem Arman hoped for a Bangladesh without discrimination and to build our country together where justice is done according to the constitution.
