Abdullah Al Jaber, member secretary of Inqilab Mancha, issued a stern warning to Bangladesh’s interim government on Sunday night, saying the administration would face its 'last day' if Osman Hadi, who was recently shot, suffers further harm. Speaking at an emergency press briefing outside Evercare Hospital in Dhaka, Jaber criticized authorities for failing to arrest those responsible within the 48-hour deadline previously set by the group.

He accused the government of negligence and warned that the nation’s stability could be at risk if justice is not served swiftly. Jaber also condemned certain lawyers for allegedly prioritizing money over justice, questioning how a suspect in a weapons case could be granted bail. Addressing the media, he urged journalists to avoid giving platforms to individuals who, in his view, celebrate violence or undermine national unity.

The statement reflects rising political tension surrounding the attack on Hadi, with Inqilab Mancha positioning itself as a vocal critic of the interim administration’s handling of the case.