The Bangladesh High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Saida Muna Tasneem, has expressed her allegiance in advance to the interim government that will be formed soon.
She said they are waiting to receive formal directives from the interim government to work as they have a protocol to follow in terms of diplomatic affairs.
Saida Muna also paid deep respect for those who were killed during the student’s movement since July 16, prayed for the salvation of the departed souls and conveyed her deep sympathy to the bereaved family members.
She expressed solidarity with the Student Movement Against Discrimination and hoped that a just-based country would be rebuilt inspired by the new generation’s movement.
The High Commissioner made the remarks when Shamsul Alam Liton, the editor of the popular newspaper Saptahik Surma and eminent lawyer, met her in the high commission in London, according to a press release received here on Wednesday.
Liton has worked tirelessly to protect the democracy and human rights of Bangladesh by running from door to door over the past 17 years.
Iqbal Ferdous who shared the videos, said he had the privilege of working closely with incredibly talented, humane and dedicated person Liton for about 7-8 years.