Secretary General of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and former MP Professor Mia Golam Parwar said that the debt of the martyrs should be paid by building a beautiful Bangladesh. Our martyrs dreamed of building a beautiful Bangladesh. In the anti-discrimination student movement, the students have made us indebted by giving their lives to make the country newly independent. People could not sleep peacefully, could not vote, could not go to work during the dictatorial Hasina government. Accused thousands of people in false cases, disappeared, killed people extrajudicially. Our brave martyrs have freed the nation from this miserable condition. The bravery shown by Abu Said of Rangpur’s life will be written in golden letters in the history of the world.
He said this while addressing the chief guest at the meeting with the families of martyrs in the anti-discrimination student movement organized by Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Kurigram district branch at Kurigram Municipal Town Hall on Monday (September 9).
Kurigram District Jamaat Ameer and Central Majlis Shura Member Maulana Abdul Matin Farooqi presided over and District Jamaat Secretary Maulana Nizam Uddin moderated the exchange meeting, Bangladesh Jamaati Islami Assistant Secretary General Maulana Abdul Halim, Kurigram District BNP Joint General Secretary Sohel Hossain Kaykobad, anti-discrimination student movement also spoke. Martyr Golam Rabbani’s father Md Saidul Islam, Martyr Rasedul Islam’s father Md Bachchu Mia, Martyr Abu Raihan’s father Md Abdur Rashid, Martyr Noor Alam’s father Md Amir Hossain, Kurigram district coordinator of anti-racism student movement Md Minarul Haque, Bangladesh Islami Chhatrashibir Kurigram District President Abdullah Al Abid (Mukul) and others.
Mia Golam Parwar said to the martyred family, “People of Bangladesh will always remember that your children gave their lives for the country today. With their prayers, with their love, today the nation remembers with pride and dignity the history of your bravery. Amir of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Dr. Shafiqur Rahman along with leaders and activists from all over the country are meeting every martyr family periodically and standing by their side. We will be by their side in the future too, inshallah.
Secretary General of Jamaat said, Awami ghosts are lurking in every institution of the state. They are repeatedly trying to thwart the current interim government. There is no atmosphere for elections in the past 15 and a half years of the Awami government. Therefore, every organization should make necessary reforms to create a beautiful and peaceful election environment.
Maulana Abdul Halim said that the anti-discrimination student movement was a successful movement against fascism. So we have to continue our movement against this fascism.