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Dhaka: Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Parishad is holding a mass sit-in in front of the National Museum at the Shahbagh intersection in the capital, demanding an end to the persecution of minorities.
The mass sit-in has started from 10 am on Saturday (November 8) with the theme “Stop communalism, wake up brave Bengalis.”
The mass demonstration is scheduled to continue until 12 noon. The demonstration procession will take place at the end of the mass rally.
Attacks, arson and torture of women in the minority areas of Parbatipur in Dinajpur and Muradnagar in Comilla, accused of insulting religion; Attempts to cancel the students’ scholarships, death threats against Professor Kushal Chakraborty, beating and cremation of the devout Shahidunnabi and immediate release of the arrested students, withdrawal of apparent cause notices, enactment of laws to protect minorities, training of the National Commission of Minorities and Ministries of Minorities.
Advocate Rana Dasgupta, general secretary of the Hindu-Buddhist-Christian Unity Council, said: The backs of the country’s minorities are nailed to the wall. Then this show will come back from there. “
At this time, the city hall workers must break the black hand of communalism, why do they want an answer to the attack on Muradnagar Parbatipur, they have to give, they must not attack for the alleged accusation of insulting religion, those who spread hatred are enemies of the country and the nation, Law for the Protection of Minorities. The electoral promise of formation must be implemented, the 72 constitution must be returned to its original form, the attack on minorities will not be tolerated, he said.
Monindra Kumar Nath, deputy general secretary of the Hindu-Buddhist-Christian Unit Parishad, told banglanews that the program was taking place in front of the New Market in Chittagong, at the Shahbagh intersection in Dhaka. In addition, protest processions will be held at the crossroads of the main roads of the district, upazila, metropolitan and divisional headquarters throughout the country.
Bangladesh time: 1343 hours, November 8, 2020
DN / AJ
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