Awami League and Chhatra League jhtica processions banned in Sirajganj and Brahmanbaria

Leaders and workers of the banned Chhatra League in Sirajganj’s Ullapara and the banned Awami League’s activities in the Saraile of Brahmanbaria held a jhticak procession. On Sunday morning they came out with a procession. The video of the procession went viral on Facebook.
In the Sirajganj video, it can be seen that Chhatra League leaders and activists wearing face masks are marching on Sontala Bridge of Ullapara Upazila. However, no one has been identified.
Local people said that on Sunday morning, 30-35 people suddenly took out the procession on the bridge. At this time they gave different slogans saying ‘Joy Bangla’. They finished the procession within a few minutes and quickly left the area.
Moktaruzzaman, officer-in-charge of Ullapara Model Police Station, said, “We came to know about the procession through people and Facebook. The police are working to identify the participants in the procession.
A Jhtika procession led by an Awami League leader took place on Dhaka-Sylhet highway in Shahbazpur area of Sarail upazila of Brahmanbaria. Shahjadapur Union Awami League joint secretary of upazila Sheikh Md. 13-14 people participated in the jhatika procession led by Munna.
A video of the procession went viral on Facebook in the afternoon. In the video, slogans are seen about Sheikh Hasina and Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. In this incident, Sarail police station took part in the procession. A youth named Vishal (20) was arrested this afternoon.
Officer-in-charge of Sarail police station Manjur Quader Bhuiyan confirmed the truth of the incident and told Prothom Alo that Sheikh Munna lives in Dhaka. He was earlier associated with Awami League politics. He brought a car from Dhaka and marched quickly this morning. One person has been arrested in this incident. He was also in that procession. He used to do Chhatra League politics. Efforts are on to arrest Sheikh Munna.
Meanwhile, Sarail Upazila Sadar Chhatra Dal marched in protest against Awami League’s jhatika march. The procession started from the Upazila Parishad square and ended at the police station around eight o’clock on Sunday night.