'New Bangladesh has to move forward through the judicial process and reform'.

Adilur Rahman Khan, Advisor to the Ministry of Industry, Housing and Public Works of the Internet Government, said, “Bangladesh is currently crossing a transition. All will have to move new Bangladesh through the procedure, reform and elections patiently. The country is now waiting to build national unity.”

He made the remarks at the inauguration of the first monument of the July uprising, built at Jahangirnagar University on Thursday (July 7).

Earlier, he inaugurated the Adamay 20. He then enjoyed the July video and photo documentary created by university students.

Adilur Rahman Khan said, “The unity that was formed in Bangladesh 5 years ago could go through the democratic process through justice, reform and elections. I would like to say on the question of judgment that the government created through mass uprising will not scope the weakness in the trial. Many trials will soon be visible.”

He added, “Young students have given their lives to get rid of fascism and save the country. By building unity among the students, it is possible to defeat the fascist forces. That unity must be maintained.” He also commented that the monument had given the opportunity to be united by forgetting the 'Adama-20' division.

In the closing address, Jabi Vice -Chancellor Prof Kamrul Ahsan said, “We have won the victory on August 5 in the united movement. This does not mean that you will not listen to any other wrongdoing. You will see that the students of Jahangirnagar are aware and open to talking.”

He said, “I believe that through the inauguration of this monument, I reminded that if we see any turmoil in Bangladesh, the black cloud of defeat, the unmanned struggles of Jahangirnagar University will start their activities again.

Vice -Chancellor (Education) Professor Mahfuzur Rahman, Vice -Chancellor (Administration) Professor Sohail Ahmed, Treasurer Professor Abdur Rab, Proctor Professor Rashidul Alam and members of the martyr's family also spoke in the July movement.