Bhola Correspondent

It has been reported that 5 leaders of Chhatra League have been expelled from Bhola again in the second phase for breaking the party discipline for posting the news of the death of Maulana Delwar Hossain Saidi, the leader of Bangladesh Jamaat Islam.

Bhola District Chhatra League President Raihan Ahmed and General Secretary Hasib Mahmud at around nine o'clock on Tuesday night.

These five Chhatra League activists were temporarily expelled through a signed press release. At the same time, it has been reported that the Central Committee of Chhatra League has been recommended to take final organizational measures against them.

According to the party sources, the leaders of the organization said that the action was taken against the Jamaat leader Maulana Delawar Hossain Saeedi, who was convicted of crimes against humanity, who posted on Facebook to mourn the death of them because they were against the ideals of the organization.

The expelled are- District Tajumuddin Upazila Shambhupur Union South Branch Chhatra League President Khan Mohammad Ibrahim, Borhanuddin Upazila Hasan Nagar Union Chhatra League President Tanmoy Hasan Riad Mir, No. 4 Kachia Union Chhatra League President Pikurul Islam Bahar, Daulatkhan Upazila Abu Abdullahpur College Chhatra League General Secretary Amir Khusru Jihan and Bhola. Sadar Upazila Charsamaia Union Chhatra League worker Miraj Afsan.

It should be noted that 4 activists of Daulatkhan Upazila Chhatra League were expelled for the same reason.

A leader of the District Chhatra League, on the condition of anonymity, said that all the Chhatra League leaders and activists have posted on Facebook expressing their grief over the death of Delawar Hossain Saeedee, who was sentenced to life in prison for crimes against humanity in 1971. Those activists are being expelled on the orders of the Central Chhatra League. This is the directive of Central Chhatra League.

Those Chhatra League leaders and activists who have posts about Saeed on Facebook are being selectively expelled. This number may increase gradually.