The Justice and Democracy Party (JDP) organized a protest march and rally in Dhaka on Friday night following the killing of two Bangladeshi nationals by India’s Border Security Force (BSF) in Brahmanbaria. The demonstration began near the National Museum around 8:30 p.m. and concluded at the Raju Sculpture in Shahbagh, where participants chanted slogans condemning the border killings and held a brief gathering.

During the rally, JDP member secretary Advocate Abdul Alim urged the government to take strong action over the incident, accusing it of maintaining a submissive foreign policy that emboldens the BSF. Senior joint member secretary Nura Jerin criticized the government for failing to respond firmly, saying it remains silent on citizens’ safety while being vocal on other issues. JDP leaders including convener Naeem Ahmad, chief organizer Ahsan Ullah, and senior joint convener Imran Hossain Rahat attended, along with members of the National Student Forum.

Speakers at the protest demanded immediate and effective government measures to stop border killings and ensure the safety of Bangladeshi citizens.