Zapa leader Mustafa asked the administration to make the ground free –

The party held a protest march against the attack, vandalism and arson at the residence of Jatiya Party Chairman Ghulam (GM) Mohammad Quader in Rangpur.

Blaming the National Citizen Party (NCP) for the attack, the former mayor of Rangpur City Corporation, Japa leader Mostafizar Rahman Mostafa said, ‘We will say, the administration should stand down and make the field free. We want to inform whether the Jatiya Party has the strength or not.’

On Saturday (May 31) afternoon, the procession left the party office on the city’s Central Road and after circling various roads, a rally was held at Payra Chatwar.

In his address to NCP, Jatiya Party Co-Chairman and former mayor of Rangpur City Corporation, Mostafizar Rahman Mostafa, said in his speech, ‘The house which the people of Rangpur have placed in their manikotha, even in 54 years of independence, no one had the courage to make a mess in front of that house; Today, in front of that house, National Citizen Party (NCP) attacked from behind like Hijras. You used to come to the party office. We were in the party office. Rangpur people’s hearts have started bleeding due to surprise attack like your Hijra. And all this happened because of the indifference of the administration. The administration is not doing any work in Rangpur like the rest of the country.

Addressing the administration officials, especially the police, BGB and army, Mustafa said, ‘I request you not to become anyone’s slave. You are paid by public tax money. Your biased behavior is hurting the people of Rangpur. If NCP has the power, if they want to come out with a declaration, then Jatiya Party is always ready.’

He said, ‘We were not involved in vandalism, terrorism, extortion, extortion, and we will not be in the future. But we see mob violence, mob justice happening. Now is the age of the mob. We will tell the administration, you stand aside. Jatiya Party is not weak in mob violence. We can handle any mob.’

Mustafa said, ‘I saw on August 5. On the day of Abu Saeed’s death on July 16, there was no political party in the field. Only the Jatiya Party was in the anti-discrimination movement with banners and batons that day. He also did many other things. Jatiya Party Chairman GM Quader is the first to visit Abu Saeed’s grave. We cooperated as much as we could.’

Japa’s top leader warned that if the terrorists are not arrested within the next 24 hours after seeing the recorded cases and video footage of the attacks, vandalism and arson of the residences, they will encircle the police station and announce a tougher program.

Jatiya Party Presidium Member and Rangpur Metropolitan General Secretary SM Yasir gave a speech.

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