Jumbangla Desk: Co-chairman of Jatiya Party and former mayor of Rangpur City Corporation, Mostafizar Rahman Mostafa, has declared anti-discrimination student movement coordinator Hasnat Abdullah and Sarjis Alam as unwanted in Rangpur.

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He said, 'They will not be able to come to Rangpur as announced by Hasnat Abdullah and Sarjis Alam on Facebook not to invite the National Party to a political dialogue. He will sit in this Rangpur party office with whatever he has. We want to show the strength of Jatiya Party in Rangpur. If we can't popularize this movement, then we will leave the Jatiya Party.'

He asserted, 'No program of Sarjis Alam and Hasnat Abdullah will be allowed on Rangpur soil.' At this time, the party leaders supported him with slogans.

He made this announcement in a meeting at Jatiya Party office in Rangpur city on Monday (October 14). Party leaders were present there.

Mostafizar Rahman Mostafa said, 'There is no discussion except for the national party. Through this statement Deputy Commissioner, Superintendent of Police, DIG, Police Commissioner - I want to inform you that if the Jatiya Party is not called or given respect in any political dialogue in Rangpur - then the Jatiya Party itself will claim its rights. You will be ready for this.'

Recently, the chief adviser of the interim government. Muhammad Yunus is having a dialogue with the political parties of the country on various issues including elections. Among them, Sarjis Alam and Hasnat Abdullah, one of the coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement, expressed their anger regarding the dialogue of the chief adviser with the Jatiya Party.

They expressed their anger by posting about this on their respective Facebook pages at midnight on Monday (October 7).

In a Facebook post, Sarzis wrote, 'How does the chief adviser to spineless fascist agents like the National Party call for talks?'

Hasnat wrote, "If the Jatiya Party, a friend of dictatorship, is invited for dialogue, we will strongly p