Inqilab Mancha is observing a nationwide program titled ‘March for Insaaf’ (March for Justice), pressing for three-point demands, including justice for the murder of Osman Hadi. From this program, the organization also demanded justice for the murder of Shakil Islam, Member Secretary of Gurudaspur Pourashava Chhatra Dal in Natore. As part of their 31-day program, leaders and activists of the organization held a sit-in program at Comilla University (CoU) on Wednesday (October 28) evening.
Later, taking position at the Shahid Minar, they performed various Ghazals, Islamic songs, and revolutionary songs, honoring the memory of Shahid Osman Hadi through their performances.
During the event, leaders and activists of Inqilab Mancha said, “Hadi Bhai is no longer with us. Even though almost a year has passed since his murder, we have not yet received justice. We demand a fair trial for this murder. At the same time, justice must be ensured for all murders and acts of terrorism across the country.”
According to the prior announcement, the ‘March for Insaaf’ program commenced from Comilla Cantonment at 2:00 PM on Wednesday. The march was planned to proceed through Alekharchar, Shasongacha, Police Line, Town Hall, and World Road to Comilla Polytechnic Institute, ultimately ending at Comilla University. After 4:00 PM, the march stayed in Comilla city. In the evening, programs were held at Comilla Polytechnic Institute and the university campus.
The three-point demands of Inqilab Mancha are: ensuring justice for Osman Hadi’s murder, implementing the July Charter in accordance with the public mandate of the July Referendum, and ensuring justice for the Pilkhana, Shapla, and July massacres.
It is worth noting that Fatema Tasnim Juma, Member Secretary of Inqilab Mancha, announced the ‘March for Insaaf’ program at a press conference held at Madhur Canteen in Dhaka University on October 1. According to the announced schedule, the 31-day march, which began on October 7 from Banglabandha Zero Point, is set to conclude on November 6 with a street rally at Teknaf Zero Point.
Additionally, the organization has announced plans to hold a rally in Dhaka from December 12 to 18.
