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Volunteers Stage Protest Procession and Rally in Faridpur

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Sheikh Foyaz Ahmed, Faridpur

Sheikh Foyaz Ahmed, Faridpur • 23 Sept 2 min read

Volunteers Stage Protest Procession and Rally in Faridpur
Swechchhasebak Dal leaders and activists during the protest rally in Faridpur on Wednesday, Photo: Daily Best News

As part of central programs, the district and metropolitan units of Jatiyatabadi Swechchhasebak Dal jointly organized a protest procession and rally in Faridpur on Wednesday afternoon (September 23) to protest planned terrorism and conspiracies aimed at destabilizing the country. A large number of leaders and activists from both units participated in the rally, which paraded through various thoroughfares before concluding at the Janata Bank Mor area.

The rally was presided over by Faridpur District Swechchhasebak Dal Convener Mozammel Hossain Mithu and conducted by Faridpur Metropolitan Swechchhasebak Dal Member Secretary Mahfuzur Rahman Sabuj.

Prominent figures present at the event included District Swechchhasebak Dal Member Secretary Shahriar Shithil, Metropolitan Convener Md. Soikat Hasan, District Joint Conveners Sheikh Sultan Masud Pilu, Metropolitan Joint Conveners Sheikh Khosru, Sajjad Hossain, Jahidul Islam Jahid, Arif Hossain, and Mamun Faraji, along with various local leaders and activists.

Speakers at the rally declared that they remain united against any malicious attempts to destabilize the nation through planned terror and anarchy. They urged all leaders and activists to remain vigilant and united to thwart such activities.

— Daily Best News Desk • Fearless in the search for truth

Reported by Sheikh Foyaz Ahmed, Faridpur • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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