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Forty-seven eminent citizens today denounced the recent communal attacks on the Hindu community at villages and puja mandaps in different parts of the country and urged the government to ensure justice.
Digital Security Act formulated to legitimise oppression: Anu Muhammad Jahangirnagar University teacher Prof Anu Muhammad speaking at a rally -- arranged by Chhatra Union-- held at the foot of Raju Sculpture on the Dhaka University campus on Saturday, March 13, 2021. Photo: Star Star Digital Report Star Digital Report The Digital Security Act has been formulated to stop general people from speaking against injustice and irregularities and to legitimise oppression, said economist Prof Anu Muhammad today. "This government talks about the rule of law, ...
Fifty-one noted citizens yesterday demanded a judicial probe into writer Mushtaq Ahmed's death in prison and the probe report be made public. Issuing a joint statement yesterday, the citizens said there is an allegation that Mushtaq was imprisoned unjustifiably and forced to death as a consequence of gradual mental torture. Mushtaq, who was arrested under the Digital Security
Mushtaq’s death in custody: 51 eminent citizens issue statement demanding judicial probe Writer Mushtaq Ahmed. File photo Star Digital Report Star Digital Report Fifty-one eminent citizens today demanded a judicial probe into writer Mushtaq Ahmed's death in custody. They have also asked for the probe report to be made public. Issuing a joint statement, the citizens said there are allegations that Mushtaq was imprisoned unreasonably and was pushed to death as a consequence of gradual mental torture. Mushtaq, who was arrested under DSA, died in Kash...
Police foil JCD protests 40 hurt as cops, Chhatra Dal men clash; protest at Shahbagh continues Police swoop on activists of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal, a pro-BNP student body, in front of the Jatiya Press Club in the capital yesterday morning. At least 40 people, including some policemen, were injured in the clash that took place around 11:00am. Photo: Collected Staff Correspondent Staff Correspondent At least 40 people, including cops, were injured in a series of clashes between the activists of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal and police in front of the ...