After the judgment of Nizami and Saeedee, there is fear of widespread sabotage

The Dhaka Times Desk Public fear is spreading over the judgment of Jamaat-e-Islami Amir Matiur Rahman Nizami and Naib Amir Delawar Hossain Saeedee in the case of crimes against humanity. At any time the judgment of the case of those two leaders will be announced. Widespread sabotage is feared after the verdict.

Meanwhile, news has been published that the corrupt cadres of Islami Chhatra Shibir are preparing in front of this verdict. Such apprehensions have been expressed in online news. According to the news, 'Student camp has drawn a picture of major sabotage after the verdict of Nizami and Saeedee.' Information Bangladesh News24.

Citing intelligence sources, the online news media said, "The verdict of Matiur Rahman Nizami and Delawar Hossain Sayedi, who are accused as war criminals, can be announced any day. Jamaat-Shibir is trying to become more reckless than before based on the two verdicts.”

Various sources of the police said that the law enforcement forces are also making extensive preparations in such a situation. After the court pronouncement, care is being taken to ensure that Jamaat-e-Islami or its affiliated organization Chhatrashibir cannot overdo it. The police say that it is different if there is a peaceful protest, but if there is a plan to do something destructive in the name of politics by capitalizing on this verdict, the police will strictly suppress it.

Meanwhile, due to such a situation, there is panic among the common citizens of the country. After the election on January 5, there have not been many hartals and strikes in the country. The strikes or violence that took place during the upazila elections were confined to Mofswal town.

The HSC exam which started this month is still going on. The main points, however, are already over. However, there are several other exams including the Patricks which will end on and after the 8th of the next month. The parents feel that there should be no hindrance in the rest of the exams. So that their children can complete their exams peacefully without strike.