In Dhaka’s Shahbagh area, protesters have continued a late-night blockade demanding justice for Sharif Osman Hadi, spokesperson of Inquilab Moncho, who was shot on December 12 and later died in Singapore. Despite freezing winter temperatures, men, women, children, and the elderly gathered under makeshift tents, chanting slogans for justice. The demonstrators vowed not to leave until the trial for Hadi’s killing begins. Inquilab Moncho announced that the blockade would continue day and night until judicial proceedings start. Member Secretary Abdullah Al Jaber stated that no assurance would end the protest unless a trial begins within 30 working days. The group reiterated three demands: formation of a special tribunal to complete the trial within 30 days, an impartial investigation by an internationally recognized agency, and resignation of the home adviser and others responsible for the incident. The protest followed a rally after Friday prayers from Dhaka University’s central mosque to Shahbagh, joined by students, political activists, and citizens. Emotional participants said they sought justice, not politics, and would remain until accountability is ensured.