Dhaka: BNP Standing Committee member Dr. Moin Khan has called the student-public movement a romantic revolution.
He said these things at a memorial meeting organized on Saturday (October 26) at the Abdus Salam Hall of the National Press Club to mark the 12th death anniversary of the language movement's leader and national leader Oli Ahad. The memorial meeting was organized by the Democratic League (DL) and the Oli Ahad Memorial Society.
Moin Khan said, "I believe that the student-public movement that has taken place in the history of Bangladesh today is a romantic revolution. The reason for saying this is that this student force has created division, equality, and unity in some places in two and a half months.
He said, "The process we are in today, the way people have sacrificed their lives for true freedom; the movement that has fought for freedom, I feel that we are taking forward the continuation of that romantic revolution in the context of Bangladesh."
Mahmudur Rahman Manna, president of Nagorik Oikya, said, the people of the country defeated the dictatorship by fighting. The country has rotted in such a way today, which is why reforms must be made.
Saiful Haque, general secretary of the Biplobi Workers Party, said, Bangladeshi politics will not return to the old vendetta. This nation will not bow its head to any imperialist again. We must embrace the victory of the mass uprising.
Jonayed Saki, chief coordinator of the Gana Sanghati Andolon said, Oli Ahad Sahib is a very important figure in Bangladesh politics. Although the fascist government has fallen in the country, the fascist system has not fallen yet. This fascist system must be broken. The country must now be taken to a place, this leader commented.
Also present at the memorial service were BNP standing committee member Nazrul Islam Khan, coordinator of the Nationalist Like-Minded Alliance, Dr. Fariduzzaman Farhad, poet Abdul Hai Sikder, Barrister Rumin Farhana, Jatiya Ganatantrik Party (NGP) Organizing Secretary Mir Amir Hossain Amu, among others. #