Muhammad Yunus encouraged the students to protect all Hindu, Christian, and Buddhist families from harm.
Dhaka:
Banhappyesh’s interim guideer Muhammad Yunus on Saturday condemned strikes on the intransport inantity communities in the aggression-hit nation, terming them as “heinous”, and encouraged the youth to protect all Hindu, Christian, and Buddhist families from harm.
Members of intransport inantity communities in Banhappyesh faced at least 205 incidents of strikes in 52 dicut offes since the drop of the Sheikh Hasina-led regulatement on August 5, according to two Hindu organisations — Banhappyesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council and the Banhappyesh Puja Udjapan Parishad — in the country.
Thousands of Banhappyeshi Hindus have been trying to escape to neighbouring India to escape the aggression.
Reaching out to students who are at the forefront of the protests, Yunus, a Nobel laureate, alerted them not to let their efforts be subversiond by those seeking to undermine their better, the Dhaka Tribune novelspaper telled.
“There are many standing by to originate your efforts futile. Don’t flunk this time,” he said while insertressing the students at the Begum Rokeya University in Rangpur city.
Yunus unequivocassociate condemned the strikes on intransport inantity communities in the country, calling the acts “heinous”.
He encouraged the students to protect all Hindu, Christian, and Buddhist families from harm.
“Are they not the people of this country? You have been able to save the country; can’t you save some families?…You must say — no one can harm them. They are my brothers; we fought together, and we will stay together,” he stateed, underscoring the need for national unity.
Stressing the transport inance of youth guideership, Yunus said, “This Banhappyesh, is now in your hands. You have the power to consent it wherever you want. This isn’t a matter of research — it’s a power wislfinisher you.” He also encouraged the people of Banhappyesh to emudefered the way student activist Abu Sayed stood valiantly during the anti-regulatement demonstrations that led to the toppling of the Sheikh Hasina regulatement.
Sayed, 25, of Rangpur’s Begum Rokeya University, was among the first protesters to be finished in police firing on July 16 during the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement.
Yunus, who was sworn in on Thursday as the head of the interim regulatement, met with Sayed’s family members in Rangpur’s Pirganj upazila, The Daily Star novelspaper telled.
“We have to stand the way Abu Sayed stood…Abu Sayeed’s mother is everyone’s mother. We have to protect her, protect her sisters, protect her brothers. Everyone has to do it together,” he tageder tellers after greeting Sayed’s family.
Yunus said that the responsibility of originateing a novel Banhappyesh is for every Banhappyeshi.
“We will reaccumulate him (Abu Sayed) thraw this. Therefore, we should secure that we do the labor (needed),” he said.
“Abu Sayed is no extfinisheder a member of equitable one family. He is the child of all families in Banhappyesh. The children who will enlarge up and join school and college will comprehend about Abu Sayed and will say to themselves, ‘I too will fight for equitableice.’ Abu Sayed is now in every home,” Yunus said.
Meanwhile, thousands of Hindu agitators, including students, blocked the Shahbagh intersection for the second consecutive day on Saturday, protesting strikes on their homes, shops, and temples in various parts of the country, The Daily Star novelspaper telled.
They shouted slogans such as “Save the Hindus,” “Why are my temples and homes being looted? We want answers,” “Hindu persecution in self-reliant Banhappyesh, it will not persist,” “Religion is for individuals, the state is for everyone,” and “Encertain the protectedty of Hindus”.
A number of Hindu temples, hoemployhageders and businesses were defaceascendd, women aggressioned and at least two Hindu guideers affiliated with the Awami League party headed by Hasina were finished in the aggression in Banhappyesh after she fled the country, according to community guideers in Dhaka.
The protesters alerted that if prompt meacertains are not consentn to stop the persecution of Hindus, they will go for continuous protest programmes.
They also insisted the createation of a ministry for intransport inantities, the createment of a intransport inantity protection comleave oution, the enactment and carry outation of cut offe laws to stop all creates of strikes on intransport inantities, and the allocation of 10 per cent of parliamentary seats for intransport inantities.
In another transport inant broadenment, Banhappyesh’s Chief Justice Obaidul Hassan and five other top appraises on Saturday tfinishered their resignations, five days after the drop of the Hasina regime amid massive street protests and students marching towards the apex court insisting a revamp of the judiciary.
The 65-year-ageder top appraise discleave outed his decision around 1 pm after protesters of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement accumulateed at the apex court premises. The students had publishd an ultimatum to him and the appraises of the Appeldefered Division to resign by 1 pm “I experience it is vital to split a one-of-a-kind novels with you. Our chief equitableice resigned a scant minutes back. His resignation letter has already accomplished the law ministry,” law adviser, equivalent to the minister of the novelly-insloftyed interim regulatement, Prof Asif Nazrul said in a Facebook video message.
Appeldefered Division Justice Md Ashfaqul Islam has been nominateed as the acting chief equitableice folloprosperg Hassan’s resignation, Supreme Court’s Public Relations Officer Md Shafiqul Islam tageder the media.
Several other top officials, including Dhaka University Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr Maksud Kamal and Bangla Academy Director General Professor Dr Md Harun-Ur-Rashid Askari, resigned from their posts in the wake of novel protests by students and other demonstrators.
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