The Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (DUCSU) organized a discussion titled “July Charter and Reforms: Aspirations of Martyrs’ Families” on Wednesday afternoon at the DUCSU premises. The event, presided over by DUCSU Vice President Sadiq Kayem, featured participation from families of those killed in the July-August uprising. Speakers criticized the government’s delay in implementing the July Charter, despite overwhelming public support in the referendum, and warned that continued inaction could trigger renewed street protests.
DUCSU leaders argued that ignoring the people’s mandate and reverting to old governance systems under constitutional pretexts would contradict public expectations. They called for transparent recruitment, protection of human rights, and institutional independence. Members of martyr families expressed grief and demanded justice, proper recognition of sacrifices, and swift implementation of the Charter. Several family members questioned the government’s shifting stance and highlighted ongoing issues of missing persons and unidentified victims.
In his closing remarks, VP Sadiq Kayem said the sacrifices of thousands during the July uprising aimed to build a just and democratic Bangladesh. He urged the government to uphold the referendum’s verdict and warned that DUCSU would continue the movement if reforms were obstructed.
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