No matter how big the coordinator is, if he commits a crime, he will hand it over to the law enforcement agencies


Published: 02:09 21 September 2024
We who were on the streets in the student movement, we made this country independent again through the student movement. We will all try to protect the honor of this independent country. If anyone commits a crime under the guise of a coordinator, no matter how big a coordinator he is, the people of this country will arrest him and hand him over to the law enforcement agencies.
Noor Islam, a student of Jessore Government Michael Madhusudan College, said these things while standing in front of Jessore Press Club in protest of mob justice and anarchy in DU and JABI.
Moushumi Khatun, another student in the program said, "One of our brothers has been a victim of tragic murder in Dhaka University. We know he is mentally ill. We have come to know that Jalal, one of the people involved in this murder, is the deputy editor of the Chhatra League. Although dictator Sheikh Hasina has left the country, her henchmen have not left the country and these Chhatra League leaders are making various conspiracies to tarnish the student society. We want no political wing of any party in any educational institution. Those involved in this murder should be prosecuted quickly.
More than a hundred students including Naveen Islam, Saqib Hossain, Sadiq Billah, Kiran Ahmed were also present in the program.
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