Addressing the interim government led by Dr. Yunus, Sarjis Alam, one of the coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement, said, "If you fail, give us the responsibility."
On Saturday (October 12) afternoon, in a status given from his Facebook profile, he made this comment regarding the treatment and financial support of those killed and injured in the anti-discrimination student movement.
Asking why the government is taking such a long time in the treatment and financial support of those who played the most important role in bringing about this coup with their life and blood, Sarjis Alam said, if you can't, give us the responsibility.
More than 2,000 readers have commented on the status so far.
A person named Noor Md. Mirza wrote in the comment box of the status "Sadly, they are still undergoing treatment. They should have recovered earlier if given better treatment in a good hospital." Those who have departed from this world, may Allah grant them Jannat.
One named Arif Hasan Afzal writes, why so much time to support those who stood on their blood and went to power? Once in power, people forget their associates.
Md. Mishkat Ali wrote, It is a pity that the advisers of the government are mad to fill their own pockets. Who made the country independent? For whom I got the country, and who is eating the country?
One named Akalima Ali writes, we have to take our own responsibility. Look at the last 15 years. We have learned some lessons from the past days. Asking people from all walks of life to be aware so that no other party thinks we are rented. The country belongs to all of us. Therefore, we should take the responsibility on our own shoulders instead of waiting for others to come. And you have to remember that the stick of ten is the burden of one.