'Mob's Mulluk' against Mob Justice on EB
Published: 07:41 23 September 2024
A program called 'Mob's Mulluk' was held to raise awareness against mob justice going on across the country. On Monday (September 23) at 3 pm Rudrada Productions organized the program at the university's Battala premises.
He was in full cooperation in the implementation of the program
EB Music Association and EB Photographic Society.
In the event, the organization displayed Baladesh cultural songs, poems, street dramas, postering and protesting cartoons.
About the programme, the organizers said, "In the name of mob justice, we see when there is a difference of opinion, people are being attacked with sticks. Even beating them to death. There is no regard for the law. We have this mob to create awareness so that these things do not happen in the future. Organized mob justice is not a solution. We want everyone to respect the law.
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