Netrakona Correspondent
Protests have been held in various parts of the country demanding the death penalty for those accused in rape cases. Protests have been held in Netrakona demanding the death penalty for those accused of rape in various parts of the country, including Magura. This program was held on Sunday afternoon under the banner of a social movement against rape. Later, a memorandum was submitted to the District Commissioner. In the morning, a protest march took place from the old collectorate grounds in the Moktarpara area of the city. After a brief rally in front of the Deputy Commissioner’s office on the main road, a memorandum was submitted to Deputy Commissioner Banani Biswas. District Udichi President Mostafizur Rahman, women leader Kohinoor Begum, Mrinal Chakraborty of Nari Pragati, Bangladesh Resource Center for Indigenous Knowledge (BARCIC) Netrokona Regional Coordinator Ohidur Rahman and others spoke at the rally. Ahidu Rahman said that not a single child was saved from the hands of a rapist in Magura. At the same time, rape incidents are occurring one after another in different parts of the country. Women and children are in extreme insecurity. This cannot continue. The government must take strict steps to immediately stop rape and ensure the maximum punishment by bringing rapists under the law.