# High Court rejects petition to ban shooting

> Teachers and professionals from various fields have supported students in the nationwide quota reform movement, with popular YouTuber Salman Muqtadir also joining in. He voiced his protest in a Facebook post, but this t…

Published: 2024-08-04 · Desk: Bangladesh · Source: Jamuna TV

Teachers and professionals from various fields have supported students in the nationwide quota reform movement, with popular YouTuber Salman Muqtadir also joining in. He voiced his protest in a Facebook post, but this time he referred to actors Ferdous and Riaz as "tokai" (street kids). In his post, Salman stated, "If we confront each other with pride, ego, and arrogance before winning a battle, we will end up harming ourselves. If Rafsan had been kindly reminded of the high expectations people have of him, wouldn’t he have been more inspired to help?" He shared this comment on Facebook on Sunday, August 4, at 8 AM, and also addressed the popular content creator Rafsan The Choto Bhai. Criticizing Ferdous and Riaz, Salman wrote, "People like Ferdous and Riaz, who have sold out the country, are giving speeches in front of the camera, and no one can do anything about it?"

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