Daily Sylheter Somoy
October 18, 2020
Demonstrations and rallies were held in the city on Sunday demanding the release of Juba Dal leader Jamal Ahmed Khan. Mahanagar BNP BNP joint office secretary Lokman Ahmed and Madan Mohan were present at the protest procession and rally jointly organized by Kazi Meraj, former president of University College Chhatra Dal 8th Ward BNP President Lallik Ahmed Chowdhury, Assistant Training Secretary Masroor Chowdhury, BNP leaders M Makhlish Khan, Mamun Ahmed Mintu, Lutfur Rahman, Moinul Islam, Swechchhasebak Dal leader Gazi Liton. Selim Ahmed Chowdhury, Jehin Ahmed, Ahad Ahmed, Juba Dal leader Jubed Ahmed Amiri, Saeed Mahmud Wadud, Helal Ahmed, Ahmed Mohan, Fayez Ahmed, Chhatra Dal leader SM Seful, Syed Ahmed Deepak, Ali Akbar Rajan, Rahmat Ali Titu, Ali Islam, Nazim Uddin, Rumel Ahmed Ripon, Sourav Ahmed, Mir Mohammad Sahab Uddin, Md. Bablu, Emran Ahmed, Shahed Ahmed Sumon, Nadeem Ahmed Abir Dev, Siddique Parvez, Mofiz Ahmed, Jahangir Alam, Saiful Islam, Misbah Khan, Faruk Ahmed, Abdul Gani Sumon, Nayan Pasha, Abdul Hamid Chowdhury, Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury, Akash Khan and others. Notification
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