Chief Adviser urges students to return to class-campus
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In order to ensure the benefits of the revolution, the chief adviser of the interim government Dr. Muhammad Yunus has called on students to return to the class-campus to create a well-educated and skilled generation.
He made this call in the message of the chief adviser of the interim government on the occasion of the one month anniversary of the mass uprising of the students on Thursday (September 5).
In his message, he mentioned that the students risked their lives to resist the cruel regime by leaving their studies. If necessary, it has ensured the safety of the minority communities and also performed the duties of traffic control. We need a well-educated and skilled generation to reap the benefits of this revolution. So schools, colleges and universities have already been opened. I urge you to return to your classroom and campus.
He also said that our first task in reforming the country is to ensure justice and accountability for the killings of July and August. The United Nations Human Rights Office has already started working for an independent and impartial investigation into the genocide. Top international legal experts have also been approached to create an international standard tribunal to try those accused of these crimes against humanity.
Besides, he said that he is determined to extradite the murderers and bring back the amount of money embezzled by corrupt individuals, politicians and bureaucrats during the dictatorial regime.
The Chief Adviser said he had taken an international call to end the 'disappearance culture' besides setting up a commission to investigate every case of enforced disappearance in the last 15 years.
Besides, it has been mentioned that a foundation will be created soon for the expensive treatment of the injured in the movement, the care of the families of the deceased and the restoration of light to the eyes of the blind. At the same time, he will bring the families of all those who died in the movement to Dhaka and meet them, said the chief advisor Muhammad Yunus.
