DUJ Condemns New Murder Case Against Journalists, Demands Immediate Withdrawal

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Dhaka, April 3, 2025: The Dhaka Union of Journalists (DUJ) has strongly condemned the filing of another murder case against journalists, terming it an attempt to suppress press freedom. In a statement issued today, DUJ leaders expressed outrage over the recent case filed against six journalists in Bogura, including allegations against journalist Sheikh Hasibul of the Daily Swadhin Bangla.

DUJ President and General Secretary stated that such legal actions are being strategically used to intimidate journalists and hinder free reporting. The organization demanded an immediate withdrawal of the case and called for ensuring a safe working environment for journalists in Bangladesh.

DUJ Protests Arrest of Kushtia Journalist Leader

Meanwhile, DUJ also condemned the recent arrest of Kushtia Journalists’ Union General Secretary Mahmud Hasan Bunia. He was detained from his residence on April 2, which the DUJ believes is an unjustified attempt to silence journalists. DUJ leaders emphasized that suppressing journalists through legal harassment is unacceptable and urged the authorities to ensure press freedom in the country.

The statement was signed by DUJ General Secretary Lakan Sen Gupta Tuku, reaffirming their commitment to stand by the journalist community and resist any oppressive actions against the media.

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