Speaking at Dhaka Medical College about the condition of Nurul Haque Nur, GOP leader Rashed Khan said Nur suffered fractures to his nose and jaw, with additional injuries to his head and gums. Doctors advised extended hospitalization, but Nur insisted on receiving treatment in Bangladesh instead of abroad.
Rashed questioned whether there was pressure on the Chief Adviser to prevent sending Nur overseas.
He criticized the lack of action against the army despite video evidence of the attack and complained that the investigation commission had not formally contacted them.
Rashed warned: “Within 48 hours, we will announce a program that will corner the government. It could be a siege of the Jamuna Bridge or the Secretariat. The Home Affairs Adviser must resign.”