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Desk Report: Leaders of several student organizations gathered in
the capital on Tuesday evening for an Eid reunion organized by Bangladesh Islami
Chhatra Shibir.The event, held after Maghrib prayers at a
restaurant on Kalvert Road, was presided over by the organization’s central
president, Nurul Islam Saddam. Central Office Secretary Azizur Rahman Azad
conducted the program, while Secretary General Sibghatullah Sibgah and other
senior leaders were in attendance.The event opened with a recitation from the Holy
Quran by Hafez Ismail Hossain, the organization’s Central Madrasah Affairs
Secretary.Addressing the gathering, Nurul Islam criticized the
current political situation, alleging that the government has deviated from the
spirit of a recent political movement. He also accused authorities of
undermining reform initiatives related to human rights, judicial independence,
and institutional accountability.He expressed concern over the country’s energy
crisis, saying government measures have been inadequate. He further opposed
proposals to shift educational institutions back to online classes, warning
that such a move could hinder students’ development.Representatives from multiple student groups
attended the event, including Jatiya Chhatra Shakti, JAGPA Chhatra Kafela,
Bangladesh Khelafat Chhatra Majlish, Jatiyatabadi Gonotantrik Chhatra Andolon,
Bangladesh Muslim Chhatra League, Gonotantrik Chhatra Dal, and Bangladesh
Chhatra Pokkho.In his closing remarks, Nurul Islam reiterated his
criticism of the government, alleging it has failed to address key national
challenges, including unemployment, and has disregarded public expectations. He
warned that any attempt to restore authoritarian practices would face resistance
from student groups.He also said student organizations would be willing
to cooperate with the government if meaningful steps are taken to address
fundamental issues.
The event concluded with an exchange of Eid
greetings among participants, followed by a dinner.