Jumbangla Desk: Criticizing Shamim Osman, the former parliament member of Narayanganj, Ganadhikar Parishad president Nurul Haque Noor said that Narayanganj was turned into a reign of terror under the rule of the Osman family during the last 15 years including the previous one. By using the administration and law enforcement forces as a party, they have committed various murders including Tukki murder and seven murders. He commented that Shamim Osman ran away from the field before the start of the game.

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He said these things at a mass meeting organized by the district and metropolitan branches at DIT premises in Narayanganj city on Friday (November 1) evening.

In the rally, Noor said that in the next national election candidates will be given truck symbols in every seat of the country. He hopes that the current interim government will hold elections at all levels of local government including city corporations, upazila councils and municipalities within the next six months. In those elections too, the People's Rights Council will participate spontaneously by giving candidates.

He also said that the youth leadership must be established in order to retain the change that the students have brought in the country by bringing down the fascist Awami League government through the movement. No one will be allowed to establish fascism in the country like Awami League. Therefore, the People's Rights Council will accept the time the interim government wants to take to reform the country and give all possible support to the government. But that time should be tolerable.

Apart from this, Noor also commented that if the anarchy that is going on in the country including terrorism, extortion, extortion and rising prices of goods is not stopped in the name of politics, this government will lose the trust of the people. He warned that if anyone in the administration still tries to implement the agenda of the fascists, they will face the same fate.

Rashed Khan, Central General Secretary of Public Rights Council and Hasan Al Mamun, Senior Joint General Secretary, and the central leaders of various allied organizations also addressed the gathering.