Calling everyone to be vigilant and maintain a protestant and revolutionary attitude.

The despotic conspiracy is not over yet. Attempts are being made to spread the influence of foreign evil powers. Various conspiracies are going on to destroy communal harmony. Therefore, the central coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement called upon everyone to be cautious and maintain a protestant and revolutionary attitude.
On Tuesday (September 10) at five o'clock in the afternoon, they made this call at the student citizens' general meeting at Pabna Government Edward College ground.
The meeting organized by the anti-discrimination student movement Pabna started with the national anthem. Later, a minute's silence was observed in memory of the victims.
Then the discussion started. Pabna Government Edward College recently retired principal said. Md. Mahbub Sarfraz, Pabna Science and Technology University, Chairman of the Department of Economics. Mir Khaled Iqbal Chowdhury, Central Coordinator of Anti-Discrimination Student Movement Mahin Sarkar, Kubratul Ain Kaniz, Saiful Islam, Iftekhar Alam Asad, Abdullah Al Mahmud Mehdi, Al Rakib, Aishik Mandal Joy, Abu Obaida, Abul Kalam Azad, father of Mahbub Hasan Nilay who was shot dead in Pabna, The deceased Zahidul Islam Zahid's elder brother Touhidul Islam and others.
The coordinators said in their speech, "Extortion and occupation are not stopping yet. We have to resist them together like a movement. The fascist activities that have been going on for 16 years will not go away easily. Neighboring states are plotting in various ways. Everyone should be careful. The constitution needs to be changed. Constitution can be changed if people want. Because the constitution is for the people.
They said, 'The second freedom we got is not for a single person. Earned by the sweat of all blood. There are many conspiracies going on in the country. For example, Ansar League or Gopalganj tried to revolutionize hats. With the departure of the fascist government, the headache of neighboring countries has begun. Sometimes they made various conspiracies about water and sometimes about communalism. The student movement has never failed, nor will it in the future.
Coordinators said, "Political parties should learn how small movements turn into big movements, how they bring down a government." So everyone should be united to hold this achievement No evil force can lead astray. Let no conspiracy question our achievements.'
Earlier in the morning, the coordinators held a joint meeting with the district and police administrations and the army at the district commissioner's office. Later they visited the graves of Zahid and Niloy, two students who were shot dead during the student movement in Pabna.
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