Inkilab Mancha held a protest march demanding the identification and swift trial of those involved in the murder of Osman Bin Hadi. The group also called for a thorough investigation into India's alleged involvement in the incident.
The march, which began at the Dhaka University Central Mosque, ended at the road in front of Osman Hadi's grave. Inkilab Mancha threatened to hold a sit-in at Shahbagh if the government fails to provide specific information or a timeline for the trial of the killers by next Friday.
Inkilab Mancha's General Secretary Abdullah Al Jaber criticized the government for not providing a clear plan for Hadi's trial despite being in power for three months. He also questioned the Foreign Ministry's response to Mamata Banerjee's statement regarding the murder.
Al Jaber announced that Inkilab Mancha would not issue any further ultimatums and instead, the government would have to set the deadlines. He demanded two specific answers from the government within the next seven days: the status of the UN investigation and the steps the government will take to ensure a swift trial given the alleged India-Bangladesh connection.
