Chhatra Shakti protests attack on Inqilab Moncho members near Jamuna
The procession began from the Bottola area around noon
Daily Sun Report, Dhaka
Published: 06 Feb 2026, 09:36 PM
Photo: Daily Sun
Jahangirnagar University (JU) unit of Jatiya Chhatra Shakti staged a protest procession and held a rally on campus on Friday, demanding justice for the killing of Sharif Osman Hadi and protesting the police assault on demonstrators, including the shooting of Inqilab Moncho Member Secretary Abdullah Al Jaber.
The procession began from the Bottola area around
noon, marched through different campus roads, and ended at the Odomyo 24
monument, where a brief rally was held.
During the march, protesters chanted slogans
demanding punishment for those responsible for the police action and
questioning the authorities over the attack on student activists.
Addressing the rally, speakers alleged that police
attacked students who were peacefully protesting to press home their demand for
justice for Hadi’s killing.
Nadia Rahman Annesha, general secretary of Jatiya
Chhatra Shakti JU unit, said, “At a time when political parties are busy with
election campaigns, we see deliberate attempts to delay the trial of Sharif
Osman Hadi’s murder.”
She added, “When Inqilab Moncho laid siege to
Jamuna demanding justice, members of the
state force attacked its member secretary Abdullah Al Jaber instead of ensuring
accountability.”
She further said, “If the culture of impunity is not
dismantled in the post–5 August period, the sacrifices of those who laid down
their lives will be rendered meaningless.”
JU unit Chhatra Shakti President Zia Uddin Ayan
expressed solidarity with the demand for justice and criticised the police
action.
“Police carried out a crackdown on protesters who
were peacefully demanding justice for Hadi’s killing, leaving dozens of our
brothers and sisters injured,” he said.
He added, “The state has failed to ensure justice,
as the charge sheet does not include the alleged masterminds behind the
murder.”
He also said, “We demand that the killing of Hadi be
reinvestigated under international supervision to ensure a fair and credible
trial.”