Faruqi called on businessmen to come forward with the injured


Published: 12:18 18 August 2024
Producer Mustafa Sarayer Farooqui has supported the anti-discrimination student movement from the beginning. He has posted on social media various times by the side of the students.
Meanwhile, many casualties occurred around this movement. Hundreds of people are still under treatment in hospitals; Many of whom are being deprived of good treatment due to lack of capacity, many could not even go to the hospital due to lack of money.
Thinking about them, Faruqi called upon the businessmen of the country to stand by the injured. In a Facebook post on Sunday, he wrote, 'A call to the business community of Bangladesh, please come forward for medical assistance to those injured in the July revolution. Spend here reducing costs behind advertising and image building. You will have a deep place in the hearts of the people of Bangladesh; Which thousands of marketing strategies can't give you.'
Faruqi wanted to say that many people have already announced to come forward for this work. Therefore, Faruqi wrote, urging and advising others to come forward, "Create a fund on an urgent basis, for the medical assistance of those injured in the July Revolution." which can be handed over to a central cell, from where the treatment and drug costs of the patients in all hospitals of Bangladesh will be centrally met. It can be a seed fund. Government contribution may be added to this. Later may be added money extorted from bank robbers like S Alam-Beximco. We also want to contribute to that fund.

Finally Farooqui writes, "The government officials should be a little proactive about it. It is our urgent duty to serve those who sacrificed this freedom. Heroes Should Get What They Deserve.'
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