"No room for autocracy" in Savar, says Chhatra Dal leader Taj Khan Naim


Published: 02:14 26 September 2026
Following a protest march in Savar, Taj Khan Naim—Organizing Secretary of the Savar Municipal Chhatra Dal—declared that there is "no room for autocracy." He spoke to reporters after the event, which was organized to protest the alleged anarchy caused by Awami League leaders and activists.
Naim alleged that attempts might be made to incite violence—such as hurling bombs or crude explosives—in Savar under the guise of a movement. He stated that anyone involved in such activities would be identified and held accountable. However, he did not present specific evidence linking any particular individual to such incidents.
He further added that Chhatra Dal would resist the conspirators if instructed by BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman. Noting that the organization is currently remaining quiet, he warned, "Do not rouse Chhatra Dal."
Leaders and activists of the organization, including Savar Municipal Chhatra Dal General Secretary Mosharraf Khan Himel, Senior Vice-President Mahmudul Hasan Shovon, Vice-President Roni Islam, and Senior Joint General Secretary Shahidul Islam Sohag, were present at the event.
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