Staff Reporter: Shah Shahidul Haque (Syed), a councilman candidate from New York’s District-25 and president of the World Human Rights Development Foundation in the United States, wants to end hate crimes against minorities in the United States. If elected, he will work to curb hate crimes against minorities in the United States, including Bangladeshis. He made the remarks at a fundraising event at Dhansindri Restaurant in Jamaica on Sunday (October 31) local time.
Councilman candidate Shah Shahidul Haque (Syed) said at the ‘fundraising’ event organized by PG Care that the number of hate crimes against minority groups, including Bangladeshis, was increasing day by day in the United States, including New York. There is no way to stop it. Gunfights also occur on Independence Day in the United States. No one seems to be encouraged to suppress such crimes. This is the only time to protest against these incidents and come forward to curb crime. In protest of such criminal activity in New York, the trio decided to run for District 25 councilor.
He added that the left-wing wrestling with Jackson Heights traders, the roads are dirty, fall into disarray. On the other hand, senior citizens are being deprived of most of the facilities. They are deprived of all kinds of government allowances including pension during Blindness period, un-employment during Kovid-19 period. The allowance of only 270-300 is very negligible in the current expensive market. It is not possible to accept such mismanagement. This situation needs to change soon.
Shah Shahidul Haque (Syed), a former student leader from Bikrampur in Munshiganj district, has been engaged in humanitarian work since his arrival in the United States in 1985. The Covid-19 fighter is also known as a humanitarian and a successful businessman.
He received the ‘Corona Hero’ award in New York, USA in 2020. Shah Shahidul Haque (Sayed), President of World Human Rights Development, has received many honors from various organizations for his relentless work in Jackson Heights City, Jamaica, Queens since March 2020.
So far, Shah Shahidul Haque has received about a dozen awards, proclamations, citations and certificates of honor.
The first significant honor was received by the then Senator Hillary Clinton. He was given the award by former Congressman Joseph Crowley.
SR Sumon, Enamul Haque, Farida Yasmin, Partho Gupta, Shahabuddin Chowdhury Liton, Akhtar Uddin, Mohammad Azad, Joy, Rajib Bhattacharya, Rahim Uddin, Mohammad Bakhtiyar, Shahidullah Ansari, Khokon Roy and others were present at the fund raising event organized by PG Care.
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