Anti-Discrimination Student Movement to detail forming new political student organisation this afternoon
The event is scheduled for 4pm today (17 February) at Dhaka University's Madhur Canteen, said a statement issued by Abu Bakar Mazumder, a coordinator of the movement
The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has announced a press conference to discuss forming a new political student organisation in the wake of the July uprising.
The event is scheduled for 4pm today (17 February) at Dhaka University's Madhur Canteen, said a statement issued by Abu Bakar Mazumder, a coordinator of the movement.
Bakar invited all electronic and print media representatives and well-wishers to attend the press conference.
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"The objective is to provide detailed information about the process of establishing the new student organisation," reads the statement.
The press conference follows recent developments where the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement and the Jatiya Nagorik Committee announced plans to establish a new political party within February.
In this regard, a preparatory committee has been formed, with 70 people from the Nagorik Committee and 30 from the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement.
They have sought public suggestions for the party's name and symbol, aiming to engage a diverse demographic, including injured protesters, rickshaw pullers, marginalised communities, and people of all religions and age groups.
