Sarjis Alam

thumb| Even before politics, my identity is that I am a Muslim. I hold this identity, and I always will. I will never engage in politics that hurts my faith or the faith of others in my country. Sarjis Alam (born 2 July 1998) is a Bangladeshi politician, anti-lgbt activist and conversion therapy advocate. He was one of the main coordinators of the Anti-discrimination Students Movement, which led the 2024 Bangladesh quota reform movement, which later turned into a non-cooperation movement leading to the overthrow of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government. Quote On the one side, there are bullets. On the other, there is a call for dialogue. We can't sit for dialogue while stepping onto the blood of our brothers." 18 July, 2024, Facebook Post There will be full support for any logical demands to safeguard women's rights. But if, directly or indirectly, these are used to promote so-called LGBTQ cultures — such as homosexuality or transgender identities — which I consider dangerous and destructive, we must resist such efforts. [3] Those mentally ill individuals who nurture and promote these deadly diseases that destroy family, society, and the state should be given mental treatment, not encouragement. [4] Homosexuality is not a biological demand, but a mental illness. [5] Why should Hindu people rush towards the border after the new independence? You have created this weakness yourself. Without understanding, without knowing, you have fixed your vote for a marker for your entire life. Keeping your vote fixed for a boat marker is your weakness. [6] I want to make it clear that nothing against religious values will ever have a place in my or our politics. Even before politics, my identity is that I am a Muslim. I hold this identity, and I always will. I will never engage in politics that hurts my faith or the faith of others in my country. [7] Power was cut before too, during an NCP programme in Panchagarh. NESCO will have to answer why this happens during our programmes. [8] The owner of Nesco and his father will have to answer for this. Why does this happen during our programmes? If it had happened once or twice, I would let it go. We will see how big their hearts really are; we will tear them out and leave them on the street. [9] External links Category:1998 births Category:Living people Category:Coordinators of Anti-discrimination Students Movement Category:BAF Shaheen College Dhaka alumni Category:Politicians from Bangladesh