The Anti-Journalist Repression Cell Bangladesh has taken the initiative to form a seven-member central coordination committee to lead a movement demanding the unearthing of the true mystery behind the shooting death of journalist Lutful Zaman Alif Fakir in Durgapur, Netrokona, along with the swift arrest of all accused, a neutral investigation, and the assurance of justice.

The proposed committee is headed by the organization's Chairman and Chief Editor of Dainik Protiker Kagoj, Md. Khairul Alam Rafiq, with six other members included in the panel. The members are the organization's Central Unit Director (Law and Human Rights) Mohammad Ali Abir, journalist Mahmudul Hasan Riyad, journalist Billal Hossain Manik, journalist Jamal Uddin Khan, former President of Durgapur Press Club Md. Rafiqul Islam, and journalist Sayla Afroza Chowdhury.

According to the Anti-Journalist Repression Cell Bangladesh, the committee will work to undertake continuous programs, communicate with the administration, and unite the journalistic community to ensure a fair investigation and justice for journalist Alif's murder. One of the committee's key responsibilities will be organizing exchange meetings with the Superintendent of Police of Netrokona and related administrative bodies, checking on the progress of the murder case investigation, and intensifying demands to identify and arrest those involved in the killing. Additionally, peaceful movements, human chains, protest rallies, and other programs will be organized to demand the identification of the mastermind and potential planners behind the murder. The committee will also stand beside the family of the slain journalist, take initiatives to provide necessary legal assistance, and build a broader alliance integrating various journalist organizations, media workers, and human rights activists.