Inqilab Moncho announces fresh demands to ensure justice for Hadi
Bangla Press Desk: Inqilab Moncho has announced a fresh three-point demand to ensure justice for the killing of its spokesperson Sharif Osman Hadi.
The cultural platform made the announcement in a press release signed by its Member Secretary Abdullah Al Jaber on Monday.
It said the trial must be completed within a maximum of 30 working days through a speedy trial tribunal. For the investigation, a professional and reliable intelligence agency such as the FBI or Scotland Yard must be involved.
In its second demand, the Moncho called for identifying, arresting, and bringing to justice Awami League terrorists hiding within civil and military intelligence agencies.
Finally, the Moncho demanded that the home affairs adviser, the special assistant, and the law adviser resign by taking full responsibility for the killing and by publicly disclosing to the people the reasons for their failure.
One of the leaders of the July Uprising, Hadi was shot and critically injured on Box Culvert Road in the capital’s Paltan area on 12 December.
He sustained bullet injuries to the head and was initially taken to Dhaka Medical College Hospital, where he underwent surgery, before being transferred to Evercare Hospital later that night.
He was admitted to Singapore General Hospital on 15 December after being flown to Singapore by air ambulance. He passed away on 18 December while undergoing treatment there.
On 20 December, Hadi was laid to rest beside the grave of Kazi Nazrul Islam on the Dhaka University campus.
Hadi was also a prospective independent candidate for the upcoming national election from the Dhaka-8 constituency.
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