Anti-Discrimination Student Leader Resigns to Distance from Party Misdeeds

Chattogram Correspondent

Abdul Hafiz, a member of the Chattogram South District Committee of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, has announced his resignation to avoid being associated with his party’s alleged misdeeds.

On Thursday night, Hafiz made the announcement through a post on his Facebook account. A resident of Rashidar Ghona in the Bara Hatiya Union, Hafiz expressed his decision, citing personal reasons and future plans.

In his post, addressing the district convener, Hafiz wrote, “As a dedicated member of your organization, I have worked with commitment and strived to contribute to building the Bangladesh envisioned by our martyrs. While I have gained valuable experience and had the opportunity to work for justice, I am stepping down from this position for personal reasons and to focus on my future plans.”

Hafiz added, “After August 5, the respect and affection people once had for us have diminished. The internal divisions among the forces of the July uprising have disheartened me. I do not wish to bear the burden of my party’s misdeeds. From now on, I want to focus on my studies, family business, and personal endeavors. That is why I have resigned.”

When asked, Chattogram South District Convener Jubair Hossain said, “We have seen Hafiz’s resignation post on Facebook and spoken to him. He informed us that he resigned for personal reasons. We will discuss this matter in our next committee meeting and make a decision accordingly.”