Human bonding and protest on three demands in Kurigram
Anti-discrimination residents have formed a human bond to demand the speedy completion of Sonahat bridge work in Kurigram's Bhurungamari, start of immigration through Sonahat land port and payment of fair price of land acquired at the land port.
They made a human chain on the land port road in Sonahat Bridge area on Tuesday afternoon. Bin Yamin Mollah, President of the Central Parliament of Bangladesh Student Rights Parishad, Akmal Hossain, Convener of Sonahat Sthalbandar C&F Agent Association, former Chairman of Bhurungamari Upazila Parishad, Abdul High Master and others spoke at the human chain.
More than 300 local people including the leaders and activists of People's Rights Council, Youth Rights Council, Student Rights Council participated in the human band.
After the human chain, a protest march was held on the land port road.
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