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Showbiz fraternity mourns Osman Hadi, demands justice

Showbiz fraternity mourns Osman Hadi, demands justice
Sharif Osman Hadi. Photo: Collected
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The death of Sharif Osman Hadi, a frontline figure of the July mass uprising and spokesperson of Inqilab Moncho, has cast a pall of grief across the country, drawing strong reactions from the nation’s showbiz community.

He passed away at around 9:45 pm on Thursday while undergoing treatment at a hospital in Singapore, days after being critically injured in a shooting during an election campaign in Purana Paltan of the capital.

As news of his death spread, social media was flooded with messages of grief and protest from actors, musicians and filmmakers, with the entertainment industry voicing sorrow and renewed calls for justice.


Ashfaque Nipun:

Rest in peace, Osman Hadi. May Allah grant you Jannah and give strength to your family and the newborn. They may have killed you, but they cannot stop the struggle you began. The killers must be brought to justice.

Asif Akbar:

You came carrying an immortal soul, and in death, you gifted us that immortality.
Indeed, to Allah we belong and to Him we return.
Martyr Sharif Osman bin Hadi, leaving does not mean disappearance.
You were, you are, and you will remain. Immortal. Unfaded.
Inquilab Zindabad (long live the revolution).

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Nusrat Imrose Tisha:

Martyr Osman bin Hadi will remain a symbol of our freedom and sovereignty.

Kanak Chapa:

“Indeed, to Allah we belong and to Him we return. May Allah grant Osman Hadi Jannah. We demand a swift trial for this killing and exemplary punishment for the accused and the masterminds behind it.

Siam Ahmed:

One who gives his life completely never perishes; his sacrifice never fades.

Peya Jannatul:

This is truly painful and completely unacceptable. May Allah grant him the highest place in Jannah, and give patience, strength, and comfort to his grieving family, especially his young child. Whoever he was, we want a future where politics is humane, responsible, and just, where the value of human life comes first. Such loss should never become normal.

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