Make children not just doctor-engineers, but good politicians: Surges

Sargis Alam, Central Coordinator of Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, said, 'Don't make your children only doctors and engineers. Make them good politicians from now on. Because Parliament is the place of destiny. There politicians decide the fate. So they also have to come to politics to decide the fate of the country.'

He said these things at a student-citizen exchange meeting at the Battala square of Panchagarh Maqbular Rahman Government College on Friday (September 13) afternoon.

Sarzis Alam said, 'Is extortion stopped even after the change of government? What did we protest for? Remember one thing, the muscles of the people of Panchagarh are the muscles of the rickshaw pullers. We will root out the extortion syndicate when we hit the streets.'

He said, 'If anyone conspires about Panchagarh, then we will forever close the border of Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Bhutan, the throat of these four countries, the breath of these four countries, the heart of these four countries. . One thing to remember is that the Creator can give us a side. However, the Creator has given us a place to choke.'

Tariqul Islam, Coordinator of the Central Committee of Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, Rakib Rana Masood, Abu Said Lyon, Mishu Ali Suhas, Zaheer Raihan and others spoke in the exchange meeting.

Earlier, the coordinators of the Central Committee of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement had an exchange of views with the family members of Shahid at the District Chamber of Commerce and Industries building this morning.