In Rangpur, members of the July fighters and families of martyrs have expressed fear after Awami League leaders and activists, whose activities were previously banned, allegedly began threatening plaintiffs and witnesses following their release on bail. The families claim that these individuals, accused in murder and sedition cases, are moving freely and issuing warnings to those involved in the cases. They also accuse the police of remaining inactive despite repeated complaints.
According to local sources, several Awami League leaders in Gangachara, Pirgacha, and Badarganj upazilas are openly engaging in political activities and intimidating witnesses. Allegations suggest that some police officers and BNP leaders are supporting or overlooking these actions, allowing the accused to operate publicly. Concerns have grown that this situation could lead to serious incidents if arrests are not made.
Police officials, including the Rangpur Metropolitan Police Commissioner and the DIG of Rangpur Range, stated that law enforcement will act according to legal directives and that no offenders will be spared. Civil society representatives and university academics have urged authorities to arrest those involved in the July violence.
বাদশাহ ওসমানী, রংপুর প্রকাশ : ০৫ মার্চ ২০২৬, ০৬: ২৫ রংপুরে কার্যক্রম নিষিদ্ধ আওয়ামী লীগের নেতাকর্মীদের প্রকাশ্য চলাফেরা ও সক্রিয়তায় শঙ্কায় আছেন জুলাইযোদ্ধা ও শহীদ পরিবারের সদস্যরা। আওয়ামী লীগের এসব নেতাকর্মী জেল থেকে জামিনে বেরিয়ে মামলার বাদী ও সাক্
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