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The Daily Star has obtained a copy of Hefajat s 4-point demand.
Apart from release of arrested leaders and religious-minded people, the Hefajat leaders also demanded an end to what they termed as the ongoing harassment of religious-minded people across the country.
They also demanded withdrawal of cases filed in connection with Hefajat s mayhem in Dhaka s Shapla Chattar in 2013 as per an earlier discussion.
The other demand is the immediate reopening of Qawmi madrasas.
After the meeting, Nurul Islam Jihadi told reporters that the home minister had told them that their demands would be considered.
Under pressure due to the ongoing crackdown on its top leaders, the Hefajat leaders called on the home minister in a bid to come to a consensus over the arrest of its leaders and to free them from jails, sources said.
Mayhem Over Modi’s Visit: Hefajat demands release of detained leaders, activists
Places 4-point demand before home boss; 3 more leaders of the outfit arrested
Nurul Islam Jihadi, secretary general of Hefajat-e-Islam convening committee, talks to media after a meeting with Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan at the latter s residence in the capital on May 5. Photo: Collected Staff Correspondent Staff Correspondent
Hefajat-e-Islam last night demanded release of Ulema and religious-minded general people who were arrested over violence by the Islamist organisation in March during demonstrations protesting Indian Prime Minister Narandra Modi s visit to Bangladesh.
A 10-member Hefajat delegation, led by Secretary General of its convening committee Nurul Islam Jihadi, put four-point demand to Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan during a meeting with him at his city residence.