Inqilab Mancha, a group demanding justice for slain spokesperson Sharif Osman Bin Hadi, has issued a 24-day ultimatum to bring all those involved in the murder to justice. The group's four demands are as follows:
- All those involved in the killing, including the perpetrator, the planner, aides to the murder, those who assisted in the escape, and those who provided shelter, must be brought to justice within the next 24 days.
- If India does not repatriate the killers who are allegedly in the country or issue a clear statement, the work permits of all Indian nationals residing in Bangladesh must be cancelled.
- If India refuses to repatriate the accused who have taken refuge there, a case should be filed against India at the International Court of Justice.
- Fascist elements allegedly hiding within the civil-military intelligence must be identified, arrested, and brought to justice.
Inqilab Mancha also called upon students and the public to participate in a blockade scheduled for 2 pm today at the capital's Shahbagh.
The group's demands have sparked debate, with some questioning the effectiveness of such ultimatums and the potential for escalation. Others support the call for justice, emphasizing the need for accountability and transparency in the investigation. The Business Standard, while not endorsing any comments, encourages readers to express their views while maintaining a respectful and constructive tone.
