Mushfiqur speaks up on anti-quota protests, requests those in power to find 'peaceful solution'
The right-handed wicketkeeper-batter sought the attention of the government to put an end to the clashes and find a 'peaceful solution'.
Bangladesh's batting stalwart Mushfiqur Rahim has joined Shoriful Islam and Towhid Hridoy on the anti-quota protests from students seeking attention from those in power to put an end to the violence and bloodshed.
The 37-year-old posted on his official Facebook page on Wednesday morning after pacer Shoriful and middle-order batter Hridoy posted on the matter on their socials a day before.
"As a student of Jahangirnagar University, I don't want to see any more violence against my brothers and sisters. My deepest respect to the teachers who showed unparalleled courage and were injured to protect their students," Mushfiqur wrote.
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"It is difficult for a student to accept that his teacher has been insulted which I believe is very reprehensible. By all means, stop this bleeding and let peace come."
The right-handed wicketkeeper-batter sought the attention of the government to put an end to the clashes and find a 'peaceful solution'.
"It is requested that the concerned parties find a peaceful solution. May Allah guide us to the right path. Amen," he concluded.
