Desk Correspondent , Dhaka - The political situation in Bangladesh has taken a tense turn as the "Inqilab Moncho" group issued a stern warning to the interim government. During a massive gathering at Shahbagh, the group announced plans for "mega blockades" that could paralyze the country if their demands are not met. The protest marks a significant escalation in the ongoing unrest, with leaders vowing to expand their demonstrations from the streets of the capital to the highest seats of power. Thousands of protesters gathered to show their strength, signaling a long and difficult road ahead for the nation's administration.

The group's leaders made it clear that they are prepared for a prolonged struggle to achieve their political goals. They warned that today’s protests at Shahbagh are just the beginning of a much larger movement. Expressing the group's defiant stance, leader Osman Hadi issued a direct warning, stating, "Today it is Shahbagh, tomorrow it will be Jamuna," referring to the Chief Adviser's official residence. This statement has raised serious concerns about the safety and stability of the current leadership as the protesters threaten to surround key government buildings.

As the "Inqilab Moncho" prepares for its nationwide blockade, the interim government is facing immense pressure to restore order. Security forces have been put on high alert to prevent any violence or total shutdown of essential services. A representative of the movement emphasized their determination, saying, "We will not stop until the voice of the people is heard and our demands are fully realized." With the threat of a mega blockade looming over the country, citizens are bracing for a period of extreme uncertainty and potential conflict in the coming days.