Nahid islam will protest against bangladeshi president: The National Citizen Party (NCP) activists are planning to protest on Thursday at the official residence Banga Bhawan in Dhaka, demanding the resignation of Bangladesh President Mohammad Shahabuddin.
Local media said that the protesters of NCP are planning to occupy Bang Bhavan, defying the siege of police and army.
Plan to bring armed people in the rally
Intelligence officials are afraid that this protest may be violent because people carrying sharp weapons, grenades and even bombs may hide behind female leaders who are planning to be at the forefront of the rally. He said that it has been revealed that the rented people will become the mainstay of the rally and they have been promised to give them 1350-1500. Already more than a thousand rented violence people have expressed their desire to be a part of the protest rally.
Will announce the formation of third front
On the condition of anonymity, an official said, “In this regard, during the rally to capture the Bang Bhavan and pressurize the interim administration and the Bangladesh Army, the Mohammadpur gang and Kishore gang leaders have been contacted to ‘distract the streets’ and ‘noise’. Sources revealed that soon after the protest march, the formation of the ‘Third Front’ would be announced with a recorded message demanding the resignation of the President of Bangladesh. Social media handles will post and connect people’s comments to get national and international attention and sympathy.
Nahid Islam is leading
Interestingly, Nahid Islam, who led the so -called ‘anti -discrimination student movement’ to remove former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from power, is the convenor of NCP. Till recently, he was an advisor to information-reproduction and postal, telecom and IT in the interim government. At one time, Nahid, who is considered very close to the Chief Advisor Mohammad Yunus, has commented that the NCP has a big responsibility to maintain the ideals of the July rebellion.
Violent power struggle has started
Analysts believe that Yunus is also supporting the NCP to fight in the national elections, which may be the reason behind their strategy to delay in holding national elections as it will give NCP enough time to prepare. He believes that the enthusiasm after the change of governance has ended long ago and the violent internal power struggle has started again.
Yunus desperate to stay in office
An official said, “The current political atmosphere is completely different from the atmosphere of August last year, when Younus was invited to lead the interim government. The people of Bangladesh are now demanding elections, using their democratic rights and demanding a comfortable political change.