Former Speaker of the National Parliament. Awami League protests against the arrest of Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury in the United States
Hakikul Islam Khokon

Last Tuesday, April 7: Former Speaker of the National Parliament. Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury was arrested from the house of Dhaka’s Dhanmondi by law enforcement forces. Khabar Ibn News.
According to police sources, Dhaka Metropolitan Detective Police (DB) arrested him from his home late on Monday (April 6) night, around 4:30 am.
But so far, nothing has been officially announced about the case or the charges against which he has been arrested. Law and order forces informed that the matter is under investigation and details will be released later.
It should be noted that Dr. Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury has served as the first woman Speaker of the National Parliament of Bangladesh and has been playing an important role in the country’s politics for a long time. Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury has strongly protested the arrest of Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury in the United States, Awami League, Awami family, all allied organizations, including the leaders of various political, social, cultural, professional, human rights, journalist, poet, literary organizations in the United States, among the leaders of Awami League, former Baksu GS and brave freedom fighter Dr. Pradeep Kar, founder general secretary of United Awami League Muldhara political MA Salam, Haji Shafiqul Alam among the advisory council of United Awami League. Rahim Badshah, Office Secretary Engineer Mohammad Ali Siddiqui, Legal Affairs Secretary Advocate Shah Mohammad Bakhtir Ali, Education Affairs Secretary MA Karim Jahangir, Awami League Leader and Author Raju Ahmed Mubarak, Journalist Alamgir Bhuiyan, Journalist Helal Mahmud, Sheikh Hasina Mantra President and Awami League Leader Jalal Uddin Jalil, General Secretary and Awami League Leader Kaykobad Khan, among others. President Engineer Mizanul Hasan, T. Molla, Delwar Hossain Molla, Shahidul Islam, Shakhawat Biswas, Nuruzzaman Sarkar,Awami League Leader Jasmine Akhtar Kohinoor, Awami League Leader Aktar Hossain, Chairman Iqbal Hossain, Heroic Freedom Fighter Golam Mostafa Khan Miraj, Heroic Freedom Fighter Shawkat Akbar Ritchie, Heroic Freedom Fighter Farooq Hossain, Heroic Freedom Fighter Khurshid Anwar Bablu, Heroic Freedom Fighter Ismail Khan Ansari, Heroic Freedom Fighter and Poet Avinash. Acharya, Journalist Arifur Rahman Arif, Journalist Suhas Barua Hasu, Osman Gani, Vishwajit Saha, Engineer Azizul Islam, Firoz Ahmed Kallol, Rafiqur Rahman Rafiq, Dulal Billah, Sheikh Atiqul Islam,Khandkar Jahedul Islam and Joint General Secretary of United States Women’s Awami League Rumana Akhtar and others are 101 prominent people.