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Chhatra League brings out procession supporting strike on Jhenaidah highway

Jhenaidah, Khulna

Jhenaidah Correspondent

Jhenaidah Correspondent • 10 Nov • 2 min read

Chhatra League brings out procession supporting strike on Jhenaidah highway
Chhatra League activists holding banners and burning tires on the Jhenaidah-Chuadanga highway.
Activists of the banned organization Chhatra League brought out a procession in support of a strike on the Jhenaidah-Chuadanga highway. The procession took place at dawn on Tuesday (November 10). During the event, they carried banners supporting the strike, burned tires, and chanted slogans. Several sounds of cocktail explosions were also heard at the time.

The procession was conducted in support of Jhenaidah District Chhatra League General Secretary Al-Imran. An estimated 30 to 40 leaders and activists were present. Some were seen wearing helmets, others wore masks, and some faces were partially visible. However, the majority of them carried bamboo sticks and boat oars in their hands.

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The video also shows Hossain Md. Farhad, President of the Jhenaidah Government KC College Chhatra League, delivering a speech. He said, "Please support today's strike. On behalf of the people of Jhenaidah, I urge you to stay indoors. Do not take vehicles out on the roads. Stay in your respective homes. Joy Bangla, Joy Bangabandhu."

At that time, supporters chanted slogans such as, "We want to survive by fighting," "To survive, we must fight," and "Who will win this fight? The soldiers of Bangabandhu." They also chanted slogans in favor of Sheikh Hasina and Jhenaidah District Chhatra League General Secretary Al-Imran.

Regarding this, Jhenaidah Additional Superintendent of Police Billal Hossain stated, "We have no information regarding such a procession. However, we are investigating the matter. The procession could possibly be from an older time. Even so, the matter is being examined with due importance."

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Reported by Jhenaidah Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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