Actor Sohel Rana demands quota cancellation

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08 Jul 2024, 17:09

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Recently, students of different universities of the country have been protesting demanding the cancellation of the quota system in government jobs. Many people talk a lot about this method.

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However, the court has not yet made any decision on the matter. In the past few days, the movement has spread to the whole country.

Actor and freedom fighter Masud Parvez who is popularly known as Sohel Rana, a veteran film actor and a freedom fighter, expressed his opinion on the matter through Facebook on Monday (July 8) afternoon. As a freedom fighter, Sohel Rana expressed his opinion in favor of canceling the quota system in the job on his verified Facebook ID.

Sohel Rana wrote to the readers in his status, why the names of freedom fighters are being mentioned again and again, the country has been independent for 53 years. If 12 more years are added to it, then he or she is 65 years old. At this age, surely no one tries for a job or is not admitted to school and college. Their children have to get jobs and admission in the quota system for the reason of their father, it is insulting to the freedom fighters. 'We freedom fighters never wanted such an opportunity. This quota system should be abolished at all levels,' he added.

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