Controversial WhatsApp Chat of Pouring Hot Water on Students by Bangladeshi Celebrities Surfaces
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Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to leave the country after resigning from the post of Prime Minister in the face of public resistance in the non-cooperation movement that took shape from the quota reform movement. After Sheikh Hasina was ousted and left the country, the top leaders and activists of the Awami League government have covered their backs. Stars supported by Awami cannot be found like that. Stars like Ferdous, Riyaz have given cover. Meanwhile, some screenshots of a WhatsApp group went viral, creating a lot of discussion. In a WhatsApp group called 'Alo Asbeyi' led by former Minister of State for Information A Arafat and Member of Parliament Ferdous, messages of pro-Awami stars were revealed, which shocked everyone! Some screenshots of the WhatsApp group called 'Alo Ashbei' went viral on social media on Tuesday (September 3) morning. It can be seen there, actress Aruna Biswas, Sohana Sabake whose position was against the students' movement! They are of the opinion that the movement should be stopped anyway. Another artist suggested pouring hot water on the students. Meanwhile, actress Jyotika Jyoti, one of the members of that group, told Ganamadhya about the screenshot, 'We had such a group, it's true. I made a post there. I wrote about setting fire to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Medical College and University. Even fire service personnel were not allowed to control the fire there. The actress said, 'You may have seen, but I did not blame any students for the hospital fire incident. And I also want to say, maybe there were many of us in the WhatsApp group. But not everyone's mentality is the same. The issue of pouring hot water on students is not expected by anyone. In that group were the State Minister of Information Arafat and MP Ferdous and many others including actress Shamima Tusti, Nayak Riaz, Saju Khadem. However, actresses Sweety, Sohana Saba, Aruna Biswas and others were active in the published screenshots.
