Siddique, who has gone viral on social media, sometimes identified himself as an Awami League activist, sometimes a member of the NCP, and sometimes a leader of the pro-BNP Ulema Dal, was beaten up by a mob while paying homage to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at Dhanmondi-32 on Friday (August 15). The video of the incident went viral on social media. Regarding his political identity, journalist Abdullah Al Jobair commented that Siddique is known by multiple political identities and has been seen participating in programs of different parties.
On Friday (August 15), a man named Siddique, who has gone viral on social media under various political identities, came to pay homage to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at Dhanmondi-32 to show his respects. But he was beaten up by the crowd present there.
The video of the incident has already gone viral on social media. In the video, several people can be seen beating and chasing him. Siddique said while running, “I support BNP.” Later, in another interview, he claimed to be the president of the Adabor police station of the Ulamadal.
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Multifaceted claims in political identity
Comprehensive questions have been raised about Siddique’s political identity. Journalist Abdullah Al Jobair posted on social media, writing, “Strange character Siddique!” He mentioned,
In front of the National Press Club, Siddique said that he was associated with Awami League politics and claimed that Jamaat would never win the three seats in Gopalganj.
He claimed to have only gone to observe the NCP’s election commission siege program. He came to the Chhatra Dal student gathering and said that he is not the BNP of today, but the BNP that he has been for a long time.
Last year, he was seen demolishing Sheikh Mujib’s house in Dhanmondi-32. In Friday’s incident, when he went to pay homage to Bangabandhu in the same Dhanmondi-32, the crowd present chased and beat him up. There is a lot of discussion on social media about his ‘mysterious’ political stance.
Source: The Daily Campus
