The Project Osman Hadi (Hadimadi) and its Future

March 9, 2026 • Opinion
The Project Osman Hadi (Hadimadi) and its Future
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The news that the main accused in the murder of Osman Hadi has been arrested at the Indian border came three hours ago. The Inquilab Manch, which occupied Shahbagh every day demanding justice for Osman Hadi’s murder and heated the ground with slogans of Delhi or Dhaka, has been silent since then.

However, Inqilab Manch was supposed to hold a joyous/victory procession. Today too, another branch of Juma Jaber’s Jashir, Inqilab Manch, held an iftar party and protest procession. That too four hours ago, that is, just an hour after the alleged killer was arrested.

Meanwhile, Juma, who was crying every second saying, “My brother,” “I want justice for my brother Osman Hadi,” “My brother was the best person,” ate his ID card himself after the alleged killer was arrested.

This is very interesting. Although I don’t believe this person because he speaks without a source, I am still saying this because I see that Mohiuddin Mohammad’s statement matches my suspicions. Mohiuddin said that the main accused named Faisal told the police that eight people, including the leader of DUCSU and the leader of Inqilab Mancha, were involved in this murder.

Is this exactly why Zuma ate his ID? Is this exactly why the Inquilab platform has gone silent?

However, I have said before that Hadi was a project. He was created to implement that project. Before he died, he said “If I die” at least 10 times in various media. He was not such an important person or did anything that anyone would kill him. If someone considered him an enemy, his position would come after at least 50 people. Even then, he kept saying “die or die” because he knew who would kill him! The Chhotan Gang, Mahmudur Rahman and Pinaki are on everyone’s heads. No one wanted to know why Hadi went to China a month before his death. No one even inquired about who he went there with, or whether Pinaki had also gone from Paris. After Hadi was shot, no one even inquired about why two devils named Mahmudur Rahman and Pinaki said in the same tone, “Lord, give Hadi’s life back instead of my life.” However, the shooting of Hadi was planned a month ago in China.

I don’t think Hadi was shot. The initial reports were that Hadi was shot below his ear and his injuries were not serious. I suspect he was killed on or after being taken to the hospital. I also suspect he was taken to Singapore dead.

When you see someone whose aunt is more compassionate than his mother, you will be suspicious. Remember the murder of the policeman’s wife in Chittagong? What tears did her police ASP husband shed after the lady was shot dead by the assailant! It was revealed after a long time that he had hired a shooter to kill his wife.

Juma’s excessive crying, her foaming at the mouth, her saying “brother, brother, brother” and her Facebook chatter, and her crying on the streets while demanding justice, led me to name Juma as the main suspect in Hadi’s murder. Before Hadi’s death, Juma was only a colleague of Hadi’s Inqilab Manch. Through Hadi, he was elected a member of DUCSU’s Liberation War Affairs from the Shibir panel.

I don’t know if the dirty abuser Osman Hadi has been caught. I want to see how much more politics the Chhotan Gang, Amar Desh, Mahmudur Rahman, Pinky-Zulu do about this. By the way, what is the statement of Monami Madam, another elder sister of Zulu, after today’s incident? After the arrest of Osman Hadi’s suspected killer, will the business of the Inqilab Mancha led by Monami Madam, Juma, Jaber’s activists die or will they go and heat the field with something else? Tomorrow will tell whether the Monami Madams will be torn to pieces.

But my eyes wander to the headline of Prothom Alo. I see a newspaper like Prothom Alo calling a man who was shot dead by an assailant while campaigning as a “martyr”. If Osman Hadi is a martyr, why can’t those who are being shot dead by terrorists all over Bangladesh be martyred?

-Hasan Mahmud Tipu,
Associate Professor
, Department of Law, Carleton University,
Canada.

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