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"Killer Hasina Won’t Let Us Live If We Fail": Sarjis Alam

Express Report
  01 Dec 2024, 01:51

Sarjis Alam, the general secretary of the July Martyrs Memorial Foundation, has said the former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her allies are always trying to ensure their failure and if they fail, none of them will be able to live.

He remarked during a ceremony at the Tarek Smriti Auditorium in Mymensingh city on Saturday morning while distributing financial assistance of Tk 500,000 to each of the families of 55 people killed in the July mass uprising.

Also, the Anti-discrimination Student Movement leader, Sarjis said the July Martyrs Memorial Foundation will stay beside the families of the martyrs.

During the student movement, 93 people were killed in Mymensingh. Many of the victims during the movement are still suffering in hospital beds with injuries. The July Martyrs Memorial Foundation has taken initiative to support them.

Initially, the donation cheques have been given to 55 families. Members of the families were emotional upon receiving the assistance.

“If we survive, we will stand beside the martyrs’ families even at the cost of our own lives. We won’t let any harm come to them,” Sarjis said during the ceremony.

 

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"Killer Hasina Won’t Let Us Live If We Fail": Sarjis Alam

Express Report
  01 Dec 2024, 01:51

Sarjis Alam, the general secretary of the July Martyrs Memorial Foundation, has said the former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her allies are always trying to ensure their failure and if they fail, none of them will be able to live.

He remarked during a ceremony at the Tarek Smriti Auditorium in Mymensingh city on Saturday morning while distributing financial assistance of Tk 500,000 to each of the families of 55 people killed in the July mass uprising.

Also, the Anti-discrimination Student Movement leader, Sarjis said the July Martyrs Memorial Foundation will stay beside the families of the martyrs.

During the student movement, 93 people were killed in Mymensingh. Many of the victims during the movement are still suffering in hospital beds with injuries. The July Martyrs Memorial Foundation has taken initiative to support them.

Initially, the donation cheques have been given to 55 families. Members of the families were emotional upon receiving the assistance.

“If we survive, we will stand beside the martyrs’ families even at the cost of our own lives. We won’t let any harm come to them,” Sarjis said during the ceremony.

 

Comments

New BNP Chairman Calls on Media to Uphold Democratic Oversight
From Struggle to Leadership: Tarique Rahman Named BNP Chairman
Referendum Seeks to Halt Return to Fascism, Says Prof. Ali Riaz
Can Tarique Rahman Steer a Post-Dynasty Bangladesh to Growth?
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