Bangladesh Bridge Authority has banned people from standing on the Padma Bridge. Seriously this news has been published in all the media of the country. Last Thursday (June 23), the bridge authority said in a public statement. However, it was seen on Sunday that many people are not paying attention to that instruction.
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Someone is taking pictures while standing on the bridge, someone is ticking. Some have started urinating. There has been a mixed reaction to these activities through social media.
Ganajagaran Mancha spokesperson Imran H Sarkar expressed his anger by posting a picture of urinating on the bridge on his Facebook. Imran said, ‘You can’t go to any park in Bangladesh. The smell of the urine of these barbarians. The smell of urine in the train carriage, the beach, the river bank, the road, the flower garden; The smell of urine everywhere. ‘
He said, ‘Airport-Secretariat-University, shopping malls everywhere, the smell of urine everywhere. The words may sound bad to many, but they are true. ‘
Imran H Sarkar has demanded to speak out against rudeness now. He said, ‘It is a patriarchal Hadam for some uncivilized men in this country to sit here and there. They are sitting on the Padma Bridge today. If the metro rail is launched in two days, it will also become a urinal. It is time to speak out against this barbarism. Otherwise, no one will be able to leave the house in the future because of the smell of their urine. ‘
Meanwhile, netizens are protesting against the activities by posting pictures on Facebook. Looking for the identity of the young men who urinate side by side. Meanwhile, the law enforcers have arrested the youth who opened the bridge.
Meanwhile, the bridge department has imposed restrictions on the movement of people on the Padma Bridge. The bridge authorities have requested the Bangladesh Army, which is in charge of security, to ensure that people do not get off the bridge. On Sunday, the director of the Padma Bridge project. The letter signed by Shafiqul Islam has been sent to the Army’s Engineering Support and Safety Team (EST).
