Jumbangla Desk: Abdul Hannan Masud, one of the central coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement, said, 'Awami League leaders from Noakhali, Comilla, Feni regions are gathering for a meeting at a place in Comilla.

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They are preparing to hold a rally in Agartala, India. Our country's intelligence has information that they want to announce an expatriate government from that rally, Sheikh Hasina can attend that rally and speak.'

He said these things during the discussion on 'Anti-discrimination spirit in Nazrul literature' organized by 'Bhasha Sahitya Charcha Academy' Noakhali on Saturday (October 19) evening and giving financial donation to the families of the martyrs and offering prayers.

Abdul Hannan Masud said, 'Terrorists of Awami League are still roaming openly. They are now sitting like snakes and resting a lot. making their teeth even more toxic. They are waiting to put this poison on our map and flag. Many of us are helping them to get back on their feet.'

While reminiscing about the 24-year-old student uprising, this coordinator said, 'When we protested against the dictator Hasina in July, we were getting tired sitting in the hot sun at Shahbagh intersection for hours, then Nazrul's song was played from the stage to motivate us.

Nazrul's song awakened the revolutionary spirit of the students in the 24th revolution. The songs and poems written by rebel poet Kazi Nazrul Islam a hundred years ago are still leading the revolution today. The song written by Nazrul has led the language movement of fifty-two, led the people's uprising of seventy-nine, led the liberation war of seventy-one, led the great revolution of twenty-four.

Afaz Uddin Ahmed, the former general secretary of the Noakhali District Lawyers Association, chaired the Vice-Chancellor of Noakhali Science and Technology University. Muhammad Ismail, Feni Girls Cadet College Assistant Professor Mizan Bin Majeed and many others were present.

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At the end of the discussion, prayers were offered for those killed in the uprising. The guests handed over financial donations to the family members of the deceased.