Inquilab Morcha Calls Yunus ‘Useless’, Warns Of Major Action As Hadi Killers Still At Large

New Delhi: The atmosphere of Bangladesh suddenly changed after the assassination of youth leader Sharif Usman Hadi. The anger and restlessness, which was earlier visible in a subdued tone, has now come out openly. Inquilab Mancha, an organization associated with Hadi, has directly raised questions on the interim government. The organization says that this is not just a murder but a case of serious lapse in security system and governance. This allegation has intensified the political debate and also increased the concern of the common people.

What was seen on the streets after Hadi's death?

As soon as the news of Hadi's death spread, people took to the streets in many cities, including Dhaka. At some places the protests were peaceful, and at other places the anger seemed to be out of control. Media offices and cultural sites were damaged in some areas, making the situation more tense. Common people appeared confused, and at many places markets closed prematurely. Considering the situation, the administration had to increase security.

What question is Inquilab Mancha asking the government?

Inquilab Mancha says that Hadi was already aware of the danger, but despite this, no concrete security arrangements were made. The organization alleged that even after the murder, the pace of investigation is slow. Mancha has clearly told the government that if immediate arrests and transparent investigations are not made, the protests will be further intensified. This warning has become a new challenge for the government.

What has the government said and done so far?

The interim government has expressed grief over the incident and declared mourning across the country. Officials have assured that the investigation will be fair and the culprits will be punished. Along with this, an appeal has also been made to the people to maintain peace. But the opposition and protesting groups say that there are many statements, but ground action is not visible yet. For this reason questions are being raised on the intentions of the government.

Why is Hadi's political identity making this issue more sensitive?

Hadi was an outspoken youth leader who emerged during last year's student movements. He spoke openly on government policies and external influences, which earned him recognition among the youth. His supporters believe that Hadi was not just a person but a voice. This is the reason why people are not able to see his death as a normal crime.

What is the reaction to this in the country and abroad?

Journalists and social organizations within Bangladesh have stepped up demands for an impartial investigation. International media is also keeping an eye on this development and concerns are being expressed about law and order in the reports. Some analysts believe that such incidents could further increase political instability before the elections.

In which direction can the situation go further?

Now everyone's eyes are on the next action of the government. If the investigation is expedited and strict action is taken against the culprits, the tension can be reduced to some extent. But if delays and confusion continue, the protests are likely to deepen. At present, Hadi's murder has become not just a criminal case for Bangladesh but a major test of trust and stability.