Students of Islamic University have taken out a joyful procession after the announcement of the ban on the fraternal organization of Bangladesh Awami League, "Bangladesh Chhatra League".
On Wednesday (October 23), at 10:30 pm, students of the student movement against discrimination took out a happy procession from the university's Ziamor. The procession circled various roads of the campus and the neighboring Sheikhpara Bazar and turned into a happy rally before reaching the administration building premises.
The students in the procession heard the news at this moment that Chhatra League has been banned; Tell everyone, tell Chhatra League news; Delhi or Dhaka, Dhaka Dhaka; Hoi Hoi Roi Roi, where has Chhatra League gone; Take each league, hurry up and size it up; Hasina has gone to India, Chhatra League will go to the grave; Action, action, direct action; Direct action against Chhatra League; Direct action against terrorists; They kept shouting slogans like "Ebian Action, Direct Action" etc.
At this time, the speakers said that this Chhatra League was involved in various terrorist activities including murder, torture, mass room-based oppression, hall seat trading, tender rigging, rape and sexual harassment. Chhatra League also attacked and injured our brothers and sisters in the July movement by indiscriminately attacking and beating them. We have been demanding the banning of this terrorist organization for a long time. Finally, our demand has been fulfilled, the terrorist organization Chhatra League has been banned on the soil of Bangladesh. We thank the interim government for this.
IU Coordinator SM Sweet said that the previous government used Chhatra League in a terrorist manner to convert the whole of Bangladesh into a prison, turned the whole of Bangladesh into a torture cell, and by banning them by law, peace has returned to the lives of the people of this country. Starting from murder and rape, there is no crime against humanity that Chhatra League has not committed. The interim government will be demanded to bring the leaders and activists of this banned terrorist organization under the law and ensure their punishment. He also demanded that the 1972 constitution be scrapped and a new constitution be formulated, stating that the hopes and aspirations of the common people were not reflected in the constitution.