A Correspondent:
Jhenaidah: A father on Monday in Jhenaidah has formally disowned his son for involvement in banned Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) activities, the youth wing of the Awami League.
The declaration was made through an affidavit submitted at the Jhenaidah District Notary Public office.
According to the affidavit, businessman Md. Abu Zafar (48) of Aruakandi village in Porahati Union, Jhenaidah Sadar, declared his son Md. Nahid Hasan Shobuj (24) as a disowned child. Shobuj currently serves as the joint general secretary of BCL Jhenaidah Government Keshabchandra College branch.
Abu Zafar stated that his son has long been living a disobedient and reckless life, staying separately from the family and acting on his own will. He also criticized Shobuj for continuing to participate in BCL activities even after the organization was banned on August 5, 2024.
In particular, he mentioned an incident on February 21, when Shobuj hoisted the party flag at the aban-doned Jhenaidah District Awami League office, a video of which went viral on social media, causing embarrassment to the family.
The affidavit further clarified that Shobuj’s income, responsibilities, and actions will have no connection with his father or any other family members. The family will not bear responsibility for any of his mis-conduct, and all legal and blood relations with the family are considered severed.
Abu Zafar said, I do not want my son to engage in any activities against the country’s laws and policies. Despite repeated warnings, he did not reform, leaving me with no choice but to take this difficult deci-sion.
The legal process was completed through Jhenaidah District Judge Court lawyer Md. Sadatur Rahman Hadi.
Efforts to reach Chhatra League leader Nahid Hasan Shobuj for comment were unsuccessful, as his phone remained unanswered.
