Aruna Biswas left the country secretly

Actress Aruna Biswas, who advised to 'pour hot water' on students in the anti-discrimination student movement, has secretly left the country and moved to Canada.

The artist's close friends have confirmed this. He went to Canada immediately after the fall of Sheikh Hasina's government.

Earlier on Tuesday (September 3) morning, some conversations of a group of pro-Awami actors and journalists in the showbiz arena were discussed on WhatsApp under the title 'Alo Asbeyi'.

Where it can be seen, actress Aruna Biswas advised to pour hot water on the students during the student movement last July.

Responding to a statement by actress Jyotika Jyoti, Aruna suggested pouring 'hot water' on the protestors! His comment was that hot water should be given.

The group can also identify and threaten to 'size' those who profiled the movement.

While Aruna Biswas wrote about a musician who supported the movement and made his profile 'red', 'If I was younger, I would have been beaten and beaten by my father.'

Ever since this part of her conversation came to light, Aruna Biswas's punishment has been demanded from co-artists to fans. Many people wanted to find him.

In this regard, an actor of Dhakai movie who is currently staying in Canada said that Aruna Biswas is currently staying in Canada. After Sheikh Hasina's escape, he took the opportunity and left the country at the end of August and came here.

Aruna Biswas was in Canada before this. After the fall of the government, this actress left the country after realizing the situation of her work.

Incidentally, with the aim of fighting against the anti-discrimination student movement, the WhatsApp group named 'Alo Ashbei' was opened under the leadership of then Minister of State for Information Mohammad A. Arafat and Member of Parliament Ferdous, in which pro-Awami artists and journalists joined.

In this group were Sohana Saba, Jyothika Jyoti, Aruna Biswas, Ferdous besides Riaz Ahmed, Subarna Mustafa, Azizul Hakim, Swagtha, Badrul Anam Soud, Shami Kaiser, Tanveen Sweety, Ashna Habib Bhavna, Shamima Tushti, Jamshed Shamim, Urmila Srabanti Kar. .

Bangladesh /SBT