Abdul Quader, the coordinator of anti-discrimination student movement, said that when injustices became justice in the country, when disappearances-murder-rape became routine activities and when ignorance filled the country - only then did the youth stand up. Youth has shown how to get rid of fascism.
He said these things at a view exchange meeting of the anti-discrimination student movement organized on Sunday (September 15) at the district Shilpa Kala Academy auditorium to hold the spirit of the martyrs of the July uprising and demand of the reformation of Bangladesh free from corruption, extortion and terrorism.
Quader said, after the advent of fascism in the country, there was nothing to say about freedom of speech and justice. We have endured day after day. When the opportunity came, the country's youth stood on the streets under fire. They protected the motherland through movement. This youth is always vocal against all injustice which we also showed in the July Revolution.
Abdul Quader said, when the movement was stopped in Dhaka University and then you continued the movement in different places including Feni-Cumilla-Lakshmipur. Bangladesh dreamed because you provided hope and courage. At the time of the country's crisis, we did not enter the field because of any brother or party.
Abdul Quader also said that the sacrifice of our martyrs should never be forgotten. When I went to meet their families, I heard cruel stories. I have also seen such families; their only hope was their martyred child. Our brothers sacrificed that hope to build a new Bangladesh.
Coordinators of anti-discrimination student movement Hamza Mahbub Tasnia Naureen, Ali Ahmed Araf, Zia Uddin Ayan, Sumaiya Akhtar, Khalid Hasan, Md. Mohiuddin, Muhidul Islam Rintu also spoke.
At that time, the family members of those who were killed and injured in the student-crowd movement and students of various educational institutions, representatives of the anti-discrimination movement of Feni were present. .