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Festival of Oppression Underway Across the Country: Mahmudur Rahman Manna

Nagorik Oikya President Criticizes Worsening Law and Order, Fuel Price Hike, and Vandalism of Salman Muqtadir's Studio Following Mass Uprising

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National Desk • 28 Sept • 2 min read

Festival of Oppression Underway Across the Country: Mahmudur Rahman Manna
Nagorik Oikya President Mahmudur Rahman Manna addresses journalists and party members on state reforms and law and order at the National Press Club.

Nagorik Oikya President Mahmudur Rahman Manna has expressed deep concern over the nationwide law and order situation, stating that a "festival of oppression" is taking place across the country despite the hopes following the mass uprising.

Speaking at a discussion titled "State Reform and Constitutional Debate" held at the Tofazzal Hossain Manik Miah Hall of the National Press Club on Monday (September 28, 2026), Manna criticized the rising incidents of murder, sexual violence, attacks, unlawful arrests, and general insecurity. He highlighted the recent destruction of content creator Salman Muqtadir's studio in Dhaka as a prime example of administrative inaction, questioning the safety and livelihoods of ordinary citizens and workers affected by such incidents. Manna also cited the arrest of the Nagorik Oikya secretary in Shivganj Upazila and procedural delays in the local judiciary as evidence of institutional control. Furthermore, he raised concerns over economic pressures on the public, pointing out that domestic fuel prices were increased by BDT 20 per liter despite falling global oil prices and rising essential commodity costs.

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