National Democratic Party (JAGPA) Vice President and spokesperson Rashed Pradhan inaugurated a 'Pillar of Hatred' in Dhaka’s Paltan area on Monday, displaying photographs of those allegedly responsible for the killing of Inquilab Mancha spokesperson Sharif Osman Hadi. The symbolic structure was unveiled ten days after Hadi was shot dead, with Pradhan condemning the interim government for failing to arrest the perpetrators.

During the event, Pradhan accused the authorities of negligence, saying that the planners, financiers, and executors of the murder remained at large. He expressed deep resentment on behalf of the people of Bangladesh and demanded that Box Culvert Road be renamed 'Shaheed Osman Hadi Road.' He also urged the government to permit the construction of a permanent memorial, pledging that it would be funded by citizens.

The incident has sparked renewed criticism of law enforcement’s slow progress in politically sensitive murder investigations, with opposition groups calling for greater accountability and transparency from the interim administration.