Commenting that Sheikh Hasina is a murderer at heart, senior journalist Shafiq Rehman said, I want to tell the Law adviser not to go to trial so much. Because I have a good idea of what Sheikh Hasina can do.

Shafiq Rehman said these things at a discussion titled 'BDR Murder: A Nail in the Coffin of Bangladesh' organized by the Sovereignty Movement at the Abdus Salam Hall of the National Press Club on Sunday (December 29).

He said, bringing Sheikh Hasina to the country means another farce, another joke. Because when Sheikh Hasina returns to the country, she will indulge in various misdeeds, because she is a murderer. She will cry with glycerin and lemon water when she comes home. And the hearts of the people of Bangladesh will melt.

The senior journalist said, those who survived the BDR murder should not only look at their financial, physical, and mental well-being so that they regain their self-respect.

Shafiq Rehman said, during the reign of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, a 50-year agreement was signed on the sharing of Farakka water. But that is ending this year. In a few days. So this government has to move on. Not just looking back, we have to look ahead. We have to see whether our children will get water in the future. I have been hearing for a long time that the Padma is drying up. Yesterday, pictures came out that Teesta is also drying up. I myself have been there and seen the dam.

He said, Syed Tipu Sultan, chairman of the International Farakka Barrage Committee, is saying something else. That is, the bigger danger now is the connection of the water of the 56 rivers of India that reach here. Earlier, there was a Farakka Barrage, and an agreement was made on the distribution of cusecs of water that came here. But now the water is flowing from here to the whole of India. So, not the Padma or Teesta, but other rivers will dry up. You have to work for that from now on.

Also present at the event were Lieutenant General (Retd.) Aminul Karim, political analyst Minar Rashid, Advocate Abdul Aziz, son of the slain BDR member, Sanjana Sania Zubaida, wife of the army officer killed in the BDR massacre, BDR Welfare Council President Md. Faizul Alam, central organizer of the Sovereignty Movement Md. Shamim Reza, Fuad Saki, North South University Coordinator of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement Ayatollah Behesti. Other family members of the victims of the BDR massacre were also present.

The July Revolution Declaration is an unofficial initiative and the government has no connection with it, said the Chief Adviser's Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam.

He said this at a briefing in front of the Chief Adviser's official residence Jamuna on Sunday (December 29) afternoon.

Shafiqul Alam said, it is an unofficial initiative. We see it as an unofficial initiative. The government has no involvement in it.

In this context, the Chief Adviser's Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumder said, the matter is not clear to us until the announcement is made. It is not possible for us to say anything until the announcement is made.

It is noteworthy that on Saturday (December 28) evening, members of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement and the National Citizens Committee sparked a discussion on social media Facebook with December 31 in mind. At one stage, it was learned that the July Revolution Declaration would be announced from the premises of the Central Shaheed Minar at 3 pm on December 31.

The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement officially announced the release of the July Revolution manifesto at a press conference in noon on Sunday (December 29). At that time, Hasnat Abdullah, one of the coordinators of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, said that the fascists are conspiring abroad because the July Revolution manifesto was not released on August 5. This is questioning the legitimacy of the mass uprising. As a documentary proof of the people's desire for the mass uprising and the people's rejection of the 1972 constitution, the grave of the Mujibbadi 1972 constitution will be laid before the nation on December 31. People will gather at the Shaheed Minar on December 31 to declare the people's desire for building a new Bangladesh.

Commenting that foreign policy will be Bangladesh-centric, not in the interest of any party, adviser to the interim government Mahfuz Alam said that there has been talk of ensuring that national interests remain intact in foreign policy even if the government changes.

Adviser Md. Mahfuz Alam made these remarks at the end of the ‘Forming a New Bangladesh: Internal Reforms and Foreign Policy’ discussion hosted by Foreign Secretary Md. Jasim Uddin at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Sunday (December 29).

He said that the country’s sovereignty, national security and state integrity need to be considered as priorities in foreign policy. Stating that the government wants to maintain good relations with all countries while protecting the country’s interests, Mahfuz Alam said that the foreign policy of the previous government was subservient.

He said that decisions on foreign policy need to be made through discussions among political parties, keeping in mind that foreign policy does not have to be changed if the government changes.

Adviser Mahfuz Alam said, "Let there be good relations with all countries, we do not want any arrogance. If the current government has done anything arrogant, it will be corrected."

Present at the time were Information Advisor Nahid Islam and Foreign Secretary Md. Jasim Uddin.

Journalists will be able to enter the Secretariat with temporary passes from tomorrow, Monday (December 30), said Md. Nahid Islam, adviser to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

He told reporters this in front of the Secretariat at around 1:45 pm on Sunday (December 29).

Adviser Nahid Islam said that all passes for journalists to enter the Secretariat have been canceled. However, temporary passes will be given to journalists on a limited basis from tomorrow, Monday (December 30).

At the same time, he said that the passes of visitors will also be limited