Pirojpur Correspondent

Alhaj Masud Saidi, son of Allama Delwar Hossain Saidi and Jamaat's nominated MP candidate for Pirojpur 01 constituency, said that the revolution was organized on August 5th with the aim of forming a non-discriminatory state. But the conviction with which Bangladesh gained independence is being violated. ATM Azhar has not been released yet. He also said that during the Awami regime, a farcical commission was formed under the leadership of Justice Shamsuddin Chowdhury Manik and Jamaat leaders and activists were unjustly killed and Azharul Islam was kept in jail. Masud Saidi alleged that Azhar's trial was given through fake witnesses. Therefore, demanding that all those involved in this trial process be brought to justice, he said, "We are testing our patience but don't let our patience slip."

The organization has held a rally and protest march in Pirojpur demanding the early release of jailed central leader ATM Azharul Islam. The rally was held at the central Shaheed Minar square in Pirojpur city on Tuesday afternoon.

After the rally, a protest march came out from there and ended in front of the Sayeedi Foundation adjacent to the Pirojpur bus stand.

The city's central Shaheed Minar square was chaired by District Jamaat Ameer Principal Tafazzal Hossain Farid, while Masud Sayeedi, District Jamaat Nayeb-e-Ameer Maulana Abdur Rab, one of the leaders of the district Jamaat, Dr. Abdullah Hill Mahmud, Jamaat-nominated Pirojpur 03 parliamentary candidate Professor Sharif Abdul Jalil, Maulana Abdul Halim, Maulana Siddiqul Islam, Maulana Abdur Razzak, Ishaq Ali, etc. The pre-protest rally was moderated by District Jamaat Secretary Principal Muha. Zahirul Haque.

Masud Sayedee warned the current government that until Azharul Islam is released, Jamaat leaders and activists will not return home. Along with Azharul Islam's release, Masud Sayedee demanded the return of Jamaat's registration and symbol.

Other speakers at the rally demanded the release of the party's central leader Azharul Islam, the return of Jamaat's registration and symbol. Otherwise, the speakers warned that strict programs would be announced on the streets.