Memorandum demanding railway on Benapole-Dhaka-Benapole route
The Civil Rights Movement Jessore submitted a memorandum to the Railway Ministry's Advisor Muhammad Faozul Kabir Khan through the Deputy Commissioner on Sunday, December 1, demanding high-speed rail on the Benapole-Dhaka-Benapole route.
The memorandum demanded the introduction of two pairs of trains on the Benapole-Narail-Dhaka route for the convenience of passengers from India and Bangladesh, at a low cost and in a short time, according to the memorandum. Otherwise, the Civil Rights Movement leaders have warned of a strong movement.
Present at the presentation of the memorandum were the convener of the organization, Master Nur Jalal, coordinator Sheikh Masuduzzaman, Binoy Krishna Mallick, Borhanus Sultan, Ahsanullah Moyna, advocate Abul Kayes, Zahidur Rahman Goldar, doctor Saifullah and doctor Sabir Hossain. The Benapole Express (train) was scheduled to be launched on December 2.
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