Key Dhaka intersection blocked amidst fresh protests, slogans call for ‘revolutionary’ government
Dhaka continues to simmer as Protestors loyal to slain nqilab Moncho leader Sharif Osman Hadi protest. On Friday (December 19, 2025), a fresh wave of protests broke out as the activists Dhaka’s Shahbagh intersection to call for justice for the slain leader.
Some Anti-India slogans were also heard from the protestors who called for the interim government to make way for a “revolutionary government”, reported bdnews24.
After a night of violent unrest where offices of Media house’s like Daily Star and Prothom Alo were targeted, protestors vented their ire at the partially demolished home of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
As unrest erupted across the country following Osman Hadi’s death, Inqilab Moncho urged the public to avoid violence, vandalism, and arson that have erupted across the country.
In a late-night Facebook post on Thursday, the organisation said: “Through destruction and fire, certain groups aim to render Bangladesh an ineffective state. They seek to undermine the independence and sovereignty of our country. You must understand — 32 and 36 are not the same.”
The post continued, “As the February elections approach, consider who truly benefits if unrest is created in the country. To maintain stability in Bangladesh, fully cooperate with the government and refrain from violence.” — ANI
