A new platform 'National Citizen Committee' made its debut under the leadership of the anti-discrimination student movement.

The 55-member committee made its official debut at the central Shaheed Minar on Sunday (September 8) afternoon.

Muhammad Naseeruddin Patwari has been made as the convener of the National Citizens Committee, Akhtar Hossain, the former Secretary of Social Services of DUCSU and the convener of the Ganatantrik Chattra Shakti has been made as the member secretary. Samantha Sharmin has been announced as the spokesperson.

A 55-member National Citizens' Committee has been launched to succeed in the ongoing struggle for the abolition of the fascist regime and a new political settlement.

Earlier, in a circular on Saturday night, it was informed that Sheikh Hasina's government fell due to the participation of people from all walks of life led by the anti-discrimination student movement and the sacrifice of thousands of dead and injured. In its second phase, they want to achieve the goal of a new political settlement. This committee will exchange views with various political parties and socio-cultural initiatives on the drafting of a new democratic constitution. Later they want to organize the people of the country accordingly.

After the central committee, there will be 64 districts, 12 metropolitan and then police station level committees. Meanwhile, the divisional and district level tour of the anti-discrimination student movement is starting from today. As part of this, there is a view exchange meeting in Munshiganj of Dhaka Division.

The Chief Adviser of the Interim government Professor Muhammad Yunus said, I have to make a new promise that the dream for which the students have given their lives will be fulfilled. We have no way out of this.

On Sunday (September 9) in the afternoon at the office of the Chief Adviser during the discussion with the students Dr. Muhammad Yunus said this. It was the first formal meeting with the students after the formation of the government.

The Chief Adviser said that we may not have the ability to realize the dream that the students gave their lives for, but we have no chance to deviate from the promise of realizing that dream. We will make that dream come true.

Awami League government's oppression on the student community should be highlighted in front of everyone. Dr. Muhammad Yunus said that the opportunity to build the country should be utilized to the maximum extent.

Recently, Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh asked the top local commanders of the country's military to keep an eye on the ongoing situation in Bangladesh. After this speech of the Defense Minister of India, a kind of reaction is also seen in Bangladesh. The foreign advisor of the Interim government Touhid Hossain spoke about this.

On Sunday (September 8), he said to a question from the journalists that he is concerned about such a statement by the Defense Minister of India but more surprised than worried. Why did he say such things? I don't think we have that kind of relationship with India under any circumstances. 

Interim government's Chief Advisor Dr. Muhammad Yunus will exchange views with the students. This exchange meeting will be held on Sunday (September 8) from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm in the Shapla Hall room of the Chief Adviser's office.

This information was reported from the press wing of the Chief Adviser of the Interim government.

Before that, Dr. Muhammad Yunus returned to the country on August 8. On that day, he held a meeting with the Coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement at the airport.