Announcement of establishment of madrasa named after Abu Saeed
Published: 03:15 15 September 2024
Shaikh Sajidur Rahman, Secretary General of Hefazte Islam Bangladesh has announced the establishment of a madrasa named 'Jamia Shaheed Abu Saeed' in memory of those killed in the anti-discrimination student movement. This madrasa will be established near the grave of Abu Saeed, who died in the movement, in Pirganj, Rangpur.
He said these things while addressing the chief guest at the Rangpur Divisional Mass Meeting organized at Rangpur Public Library premises on Saturday.
Shaikh Sajidur Rahman, Secretary General of Hefazat said, Ulamae Keram has contributed the most in achieving freedom from the oppressive ruling group. Students will not tolerate any oppressor in this land in future.
He also announced the establishment of a madrasa named 'Jamia Shaheed Abu Saeed' in memory of those who died in Shapla Chatwar in 2013, in the anti-Modi movement in 2021 and in the anti-discrimination student movement in 2024, including Shaheed Abu Saeed.
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