Student union reps met with Tarique Rahman to talk about the July Revolution's future. Leaders from Dhaka University Central Students Union visited the BNP acting chairman's Gulshan office, first signing a condolence book for the late Khaleda Zia. After the meeting, DUCSU Vice President Abu Shadik Kayem told reporters they discussed student involvement in politics and the broader democratic movement.
Kayem said Rahman pushed for unity among all political and student groups, naming BNP, Jamaat, NCP, Chhatra Dal, and Chhatra Shibir, to rebuild the country. The conversation emphasized anti-fascist cooperation, restoring state institutions weakened over sixteen years, and implementing the so-called July Charter. They also demanded arrests in the murder case of Sharif Osman Hadi, alleging some planners still hold government posts. The DUCSU leader framed the talk as a commitment to Bangladesh-oriented politics, urging youth to unite for free elections and reclaim voting rights they feel have been denied.
Kayem said Rahman pushed for unity among all political and student groups, naming BNP, Jamaat, NCP, Chhatra Dal, and Chhatra Shibir, to rebuild the country. The conversation emphasized anti-fascist cooperation, restoring state institutions weakened over sixteen years, and implementing the so-called July Charter. They also demanded arrests in the murder case of Sharif Osman Hadi, alleging some planners still hold government posts. The DUCSU leader framed the talk as a commitment to Bangladesh-oriented politics, urging youth to unite for free elections and reclaim voting rights they feel have been denied.
