Indian High Commission: ‘Inqilab Mancha’ places 6 demands

Inqilab Mancha, a Dhaka University-based organisation, yesterday submitted a memorandum to the High Commission of India with six demands.
The Indian government must ensure the safety, security, and protection of Bangladesh’s diplomatic missions, the officials, and their family members and properties, said the organisation.
It also said the Indian government must ensure that no Bangladeshis are killed at the border in the future, and must prosecute the perpetrators of the previous border killings through transparent and credible investigations.
The memorandum signed by its spokesman, Sharif Osman Hadi, said, “Discrimination against the indigenous tribal populations of Manipur must be stopped. The Indian government should seek interventions from the Mediation Support Unit (MSU) of the United Nations to resolve the intensifying conflicts in Manipur.”
Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Gulshan Zone) Rakib Hassan told The Daily Star that an organisation under the banner of Inqilab Mancha gathered near the office of the Indian High Commission at Gulshan in Dhaka around 4:30pm.
Later on, three of the leaders and activists of the organisation went inside the office and handed over the memorandum.
The event took place peacefully, ADC Rakib Hassan added.