Gonojagoron Moncho, a youth platform, carried out its “Gonojagoron Ghore Ghore,” a month long programme to raise mass awareness, for the fifth day yesterday, in the capital’s Mohammadpur, Dhanmondi 27, Shankar, Asad Gate and Lalmatiya areas.
The Moncho had started the programme with a six-point demand, including speeding up the war crimes trials, placing a ban on Jamaat-Shibir politics, starting special drives against terrorism across the country and forming an independent probe commission to look into the financial organisations controlled by war criminals.
The campaign also urges people to protest post-verdict violence that might follow the upcoming war crimes verdicts. The campaign will continue till June 27. During yesterday’s campaign, the Moncho activists provided contact numbers for emergency cells formed to tackle violence.
Moncho spokesperson Imran H Sarker criticised the law minister’s recent statement that the Jamaat-e-Islami could not be tried as an organisation under the existing laws of the tribunal.
The Moncho’s publicity group informed that they would hold the campaign in Shyamoli, Adabor, Kolyanpur and Gabtoli areas today.
