Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami on Monday has called upon its leaders, activists and people across the country to make Dhaka-Chattogram long march on September 5 a success as part of its campaign to implement the referendum verdict and build a discrimination-free Bangladesh.
The call was made at a meeting of the party’s Long March Implementation Committee held at Jamaat’s central office in capital's Moghbazar.
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According to the previously announced programme of the 11-party alliance on August 6, four long marches will be held across the country.
As per the programme, the Dhaka-Chattogram long march will be held on Saturday, September 5, followed by Dhaka-Rangpur on Saturday, September 19, Dhaka-Khulna on Saturday, October 10, and Dhaka-Sylhet on Saturday, October 24.
The Chattogram, Rangpur and Khulna long marches will be held by road, while the Sylhet long march will be held by rail.
A grand rally will be held in Dhaka on November 14 following the completion of the long march programmes.