Tawhid Afridi was threatened with a terrorist case if he didn’t remove his post about Abu Sayed

YouTuber Tauhid Afridi has opened up about the quota reform movement. On Tuesday (September 10) afternoon, he made a long status on the verified page of social media Facebook. However, his post was no longer found on his page after half an hour. In his long post, he mentioned that he was in Dubai when the country's quota movement started. However, on July 16, Facebook made a post after the quota reform movement coordinator of Begum Rokeya University (Berobi) Abu Saeed was killed by police in Rangpur. After this post, Afridi added the photo of Abu Saeed, who was shot dead by the police in Rangpur, to the profile and cover of his verified Facebook page, he said. In his status, he said that after giving these posts, then Director General of National Telecommunication Monitoring Center (NTMC) and Army officer Major General Ziaul Ahsan and Dhaka Metropolitan Police Intelligence Branch (DB) Chief Harun Or Rashid called him to delete the posts. At the same time there was a threat that a 'terrorist case' had been filed against him.