The National Citizens’ Committee has condemned what they known as the politicisation of the July martyrs.
“Attempts are being made to politicise the martyrs of the July revolution. I condemn those politicians who engage in such unsuitable acts,” mentioned Nasir Uddin Patwary, the coordinator of the National Citizens’ Committee, eventually of a public rally in the capital’s Shahbagh this day (5 October).
“Stop not elevate out politics with the martyrs,” he added.
Within the midst of the final public rally, the organisation also made extra than one demands, together with the trial of those to blame for the July bloodbath, rehabilitation of the households of the martyrs, clinical treatment for the injured, negate in legislation and present, and management of rising prices.
“Despite the incontrovertible truth that two months relish handed since the July coup, important efforts in opposition to the rehabilitation of the households of the martyrs relish not been carried out. The injured are wandering from door to door without receiving factual sanatorium treatment. We urgently call for the provision of factual clinical treatment,” Patwary mentioned.
Regarding the high prices of commodities, he mentioned syndicates are destabilising the market by metaphorically kicking the favorite people in the belly.
Nasir known as on the manager to dismantle these syndicates swiftly.
“There’s no such thing as a security for our lives anymore, because the police pressure has not but actively entered the area,” he also mentioned relating to the legislation and present uncover 22 situation.
Regarding the provision of magisterial powers to the navy, Patwary mentioned these powers ought to restful be transferred to the police and the navy at as soon as returned to their barracks.
He also mentioned the country’s training blueprint had reach to a standstill after the revolution.
“Students ought to restful be swiftly returned to their classes,” Nasir mentioned.
Amongst others, Citizens’ Committee member secretary Akhtar Hossain, contributors Adeeb Arif, Ashraf Mahadi, Pritam Das, and human rights activist Sanjida Islam Tuli attended the rally.
A number of the people and family of the martyrs killed eventually of the July revolution had been also in attendance.
