Chhatra League’s largest procession in Comilla energized after former MP Bahauddin Bahar’s warning

June 7, 2026 • Politics
Chhatra League’s largest procession in Comilla energized after former MP Bahauddin Bahar’s warning
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Comilla: Former MP AKM Bahauddin Bahar has warned the Comilla BNP that if any of its workers are attacked, they will be met with a stern response. He gave this warning in an online discussion yesterday.

 

Bahar said, “Brothers of Comilla BNP, calm down a bit. Don’t raise your hand against any of my workers. If any of my workers are raised against any of them after today, June 6, then I will tell the workers to just keep a list in their minds.”

 

He also said that no concession will be made to the leaders of BNP, Jamaat and NCP who have been killing and torturing Awami League leaders and activists in Comilla for almost two years. “Not an inch will be given to anyone, not an inch. I have not said anything to anyone in 17 years, I have kept all the party workers in my heart, except for the Jamaat,” Bahar said.

 

The speech quickly went viral on social media, sparking enthusiasm among Comilla Awami League leaders and activists. The day after the speech, on Sunday (June 7), the biggest procession ever organized in the city was held by the Comilla North Chhatra League.

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Hundreds of leaders and activists participated in the procession. The entire area was filled with slogans of ‘Joy Bangla’ and ‘Joy Sheikh Hasina’. When the video and pictures of the procession went viral on social media, it received a huge response.

 

Local Awami League sources said that this large-scale rally was held to express long-suppressed anger and strengthen the organization. The procession also conveyed a message to take a cautious stance against BNP-Jamaat.

 

Meanwhile, no official statement has been issued by the Comilla BNP in response to Bahauddin Bahar’s statement. Tensions are prevailing in the local political arena.

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