Nk Barta Online Desk

President Md. The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has strengthened security in the area concerned by announcing the Bangabhavan siege program demanding Sahabuddin's removal. A large number of policemen have been deployed. Police and army APC, water cannon are ready.

On the surface, it can be seen that the angry people who came under the banner of the Independence and Sovereignty Protection Committee are protesting and speaking at the intersection in front of Bangabhavan. Next to it, half a hundred people can be seen standing and protesting under the banner 'Raktim July-2024' demanding the resignation of the President.

It is known that on Tuesday (October 22) at 12 noon, the Committee for the Protection of Independence and Sovereignty started a procession from Dhaka University Raju Bhaskarya and went towards Bangabhaban. Crossing the police barricades at the High Court Mazar Mor area, it proceeded to Bangabhaban.

When asked about the overall security system of Bangabhaban area, DMP Joint Commissioner Farooq Hossain said that instructions have been given by DMP to strengthen security in Bangabhaban area. A large number of policemen have been deployed accordingly. Detective policemen in plain clothes are working. Army and RAB members are cooperating with the local thana police to prevent any untoward incident.

Motijheel Division Deputy Commissioner (DC) present at the scene. Shahriar Ali said, we are cautious. Some angry people are protesting here with two or three banners. They are not barred but we are careful not to let anything happen.

Earlier, Hasnat Abdullah, one of the coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement, posted a related post on Facebook on Monday night. In the caption of the post, he wrote, "The mass gathering of students to demand the ban of the terrorist Chhatra League and the resignation of President Chuppur, the friend of fascism."

Incidentally, the ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled on August 5 in the face of student-crowd fire. After he ran away, the President in his address to the nation. Sahabuddin said, "Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has submitted her resignation and I have accepted it."

However, recently in an interview with Manzamin newspaper editor Matiur Rahman, the President said that he heard that Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned, but he did not have any documentary evidence or documents in this regard. The President said, "I have failed despite many attempts (to collect the resignation letter). He may not have had time.'

After that, those who led the fall of the government became angry again.