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Mahbub Morshed Tipu Threatens to Announce Fresh Programs Demanding Shariatpur Agricultural University Along Highway

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Shariatpur Correspondent

Shariatpur Correspondent • 1 Nov • 2 min read • 1 views · 1 impressions

Mahbub Morshed Tipu Threatens to Announce Fresh Programs Demanding Shariatpur Agricultural University Along Highway
Mahbub Morshed Tipu Madabor addressing supporters regarding the movement for Shariatpur Agricultural University. Photo: Daily Best News

Mahbub Morshed Tipu Madabor, General Secretary of the Sadar Upazila BNP, has announced plans to further intensify the ongoing movement demanding the establishment of Shariatpur Agricultural University alongside the Dhaka-Shariatpur highway near Sadar upazila. He also indicated that new agitation programs will be announced very soon.

On Sunday night (November 1), Mahbub Morshed Tipu wrote in a Facebook post, "Be prepared from your respective positions; we will announce programs very soon. To me, the interests of my people come first, and this is my responsibility. I have been with you, I am with you, and I will remain by your side in the future. Our victory is certain, Inshallah."

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It is noteworthy that protests and demands have been underway for some time calling for the establishment of the agricultural university beside the highway near Shariatpur Sadar upazila. Protestors have previously carried out various programs, including protest processions, rallies, human chains, and submitting memoranda in support of this demand.

The announcement of fresh programs has generated heightened preparation and interest among those involved in the movement.

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

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