Bangladesh Islami Chatra Shibir
in a statement has called for an immediate end to the massacre in Egypt and the
reinstatement of Egypt’s democratically elected President Mohammad Morsi.
Leaders of the student front called for the above at a procession held in the
capital Dhaka.
The large procession, led by
Central Publicity Secretary Mizanur Rahman, began at 4 pm local time starting
from the Mohakhali and ended at Shaheen College end with a post rally
demonstration. Also present was Shibir Central School Affairs Secretary Jakir
Hossain Selim among other leaders. The Shibir leaders said that what was
happening in Egypt was a state sponsored planned massacre by the military which
had aggrieved Muslims worldwide this Ramadan. The martyrdom of hundreds of men,
women and children had affected every human being with a conscience. Shibir
leaders further said, “We on behalf of the people of Bangladesh strongly
condemn this ongoing massacre. We urge the military rulers to immediately stop
this massacre and reinstate and hand over power to the democratically elected
President Mohammad Morsi.
The leaders said that the Islamic
movement in Egypt had come so far after facing multifaceted oppression. The
removal of the democratically elected and widely popular President was a part
of this multifaceted oppression against the Islamic movement. Democracy and
peace loving people of the world believe that Mohammad Morsi is the only legal
President of Egypt. Any believer in these ideals could not welcome a government
formed via a military coup.
The leaders further said that
they were surprised at the two faced policy of the Western governments
regarding the situation in Egypt. By such policies, they had marred their own
democratic image. People wanted to know what kind of democracy they stood along
with. If their commitment to democracy was true, then they ought to stand along
with the pro democracy protesters in Egypt. Silently supporting a coup is never
a part of democratic practices. We call towards every country in the United
Nations to pressure the illegal government of Egypt to step down.
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