A call to end the ban on mobile devices to reignite protests: Mahfuz Alam
Dhaka: Outrage erupted at the Ekushey Book Fair as controversial Indian exiled writer Taslima Nasrin’s book ‘Chumban’ was allegedly stolen and sold at a stall named ‘Sobysachi’.
The incident occurred on Monday evening at around 8 o’clock, with the controversy surrounding the book fair taking center stage. An insider from the government, advisor Mahfuz Alam, posted, “End the mobile ban for resuming uprising.”
While the post did not explicitly refer to the book fair incident, the advisor warned, “If you support the uprising, stop using mobile devices. If you continue to use them, you will be treated like devils. There will be no more requests after today’s incident. Take matters into your own hands.”
Alam urged for a strong fight against the alleged inaction and failure of the state. He called on the people to take a stand against oppression and violence, emphasizing the importance of maintaining peace and cultural harmony that has been achieved over the past four decades.
The advisor concluded with a powerful plea, urging the public to refrain from violence and not be the perpetrators or victims of injustice. He appealed to the crowd, saying, “This is our final request to you.”
Notably, amidst the allegations of stealing and selling Taslima Nasrin’s book at the book fair, the incident of vandalism occurred in the evening. The officer-in-charge of Shahbagh Police Station, Mr. Delwar Hossain, confirmed the presence of police personnel at the scene.
The incident has sparked controversy and raised concerns about the security and order at the renowned book fair. As the authorities investigate the matter, the public remains on edge, hoping for a swift resolution to the escalating tensions.
The call to end the ban on mobile devices to reignite protests has left many questioning the implications of such a decision. As the situation unfolds, the people await further guidance from the authorities to ensure a peaceful resolution to the growing unrest.
In the midst of chaos and uncertainty, the message of peace and unity resonates strongly, urging the public to stand united against oppression and violence. As the community grapples with the aftermath of the book fair incident, the need for solidarity and cooperation becomes more apparent than ever before.
The call to end the ban on mobile devices serves as a stark reminder of the power of communication and connectivity in shaping the course of events. As the public navigates through these turbulent times, the importance of coming together in solidarity cannot be understated.
As the sun sets on another day of uncertainty and unrest, the people remain hopeful for a brighter tomorrow, where peace and harmony prevail over violence and discord. The events at the book fair have shed light on the challenges facing society, urging everyone to work towards a common goal of peace and understanding.
