The Crime Desk: After the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government, various government, autonomous, and private organizations are protesting with one demand. Due to floods in different parts of the country, people are living a dehumanized life due to a lack of food and clothing. At that time, the protesters were blocking the movement in various areas, including Shahbagh and the Press Club. Hasnat Abdullah, the coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement, is expressing anger over the matter.
On Sunday (August 25), Hasnat said in a post on his Facebook, “Those who are taking advantage of this crisis to suppress the government and are protesting by blocking relief vehicles on the road today are the enemies of the nation.”
For the past few days, people have been flocking to Dhaka University’s student-teacher center (TSC) for the anti-discrimination student movement’s public relief collection program to help flood-affected people in different districts of the country. A large number of people came to participate in this initiative of the students to deliver cash or relief according to their ability.
Due to this movement, on the one hand, obstacles are being created for people to come; on the other hand, no transport with relief can easily leave from TSC.
