Amar Bangladesh Party-(AB Party) today urged
writers and journalists to play an important role for national unity and
implementing the spirit of the Anti-discrimination Student Movement.
Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) Member Secretary Mojibur Rahman Manju made
this call in a view-exchange meeting at party’s central office in city’s
Bijoynagar area.
Journalist Abdur Rahman Mallik conducted the programme while noted writer and
journalist Syed Tosharraf Ali, journalist leader and poet Abdul Hye Sikdar,
former president of JASAS Rezabuddaula Chowdhury, journalist leader and
former president of BFUJ M. Abdullah, journalist and researcher poet Shamima
Chowdhury, journalist leader Jahangir Alam Pradhan, senior journalist and
researcher Ahmed Matiur Rahman, poet and writer Fazlul Haque Khan, executive
member of the Jatiya Press Club Shahnaz Poli and senior journalist Nasreen
Geeti also spoke at the meeting.
Speaking on the occasion, writer Syed Tosharraf Ali thanked the incumbent
government for form
ing six commissions for reforming key sectors and pointed
out that at present, the pressing issue of the state is corruption.
“The present government will have to take stern action against graft,” he
added.
Poet Abdul Hye Sikder said though Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was leader of
struggle, but he was a symbol of great fascist. “Our basic demand is to make
a new constitution to fulfill the expectation of the countrymen that resulted
from the student-people uprising,” he said.
AB Party Member Secretary Mojibur Rahman Manju said writers and journalists
are mirrors of the society. Now journalists, writers and litterateurs are
fleeing the country for their allegiance to the fascist government which is
unexpected.
“Let us all to play a pivotal role to strengthen the national unity and
fulfill the objective of the revolution.
Source: Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha