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AL MP 14 hurt in police clubbing

Staff Correspondent
An Awami League (AL) lawmaker and 14 of its leaders and activists were hurt yesterday when police clubbed foe main opposition party adherents protesting police
obstruction to AL Organising Secretary Saber Hossain Chowdhury's motorcade during a no-confidence wall preparatory programme in Tangai 1.
The injured include Ekabbar Hossain, lawmaker from Tangall-7 constituency, AL's student arm Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) Organising Secretary Sohel Hazari, Tangail BCL President Faruq Hossain Manik and its General Secretary MA Rouf. Saber, however, escaped unhurt
Saber, AL's Agriculture and Cooperatives Secretary Dr Abdur Razzak MR Abdul Latif Siddqui, Ekabbar Hossain and other central leaders went to Tangail at around 11:00am to mobilise support for the opposition's December 11 no-confidence wall programme.
As the motorcade, joined by local leaders and activists, reached Rabna intersection on Tangail bypass road on way to Jamuna Bridge half an hour later, a large number of police
men interceptedit.
The AL leaders and activists protested, as police said they would check the driving licences and papers of their vehicles.
The agitated AL men lay on the road chant ing slogans in protest
/Vs the central leaders asked ihe policemen to lift (he blockade, police charged batons to disperse the AL men, leaving 15 of them wounded.
The agitating AL activists vandalised a number of vehicles in protest
The injured including critically wounded Sohel Hazari were admitted to clinics in Elenga in Kalihati upazila.
As the motorcade tried to proceed towards Jamuna Bridge again, police obstructed them four kilometres from (he bridge.
The AL men later held a rally on (he road in Elenga. Fourteen opposition leaders including AL General Secretary Abdul Jalil MP and Bangladesh Communist Party General Secretary Mujahidul Islam Selim who were going to the north Bengal also joined the rally.
Saber and other central leaders later drove back to the capital, while Jalil and others started for the north Bengal.
Jalil, later in a press release, protested and condemned the attack on the AL men.
Alleging that the BNP-Jamaat coalition government is trying to quell the 'growing mass upsurge’ against it, Jalil asked the government to give up its 'method of repressi