Bithi to help protesting students regain their lost jobs

Bithi shared this good news on her own Facebook profile. He said he was once again honorably reinstated to his old position as manager. Always she expressed his gratitude to his Facebook friends, who have always stood by him and supported him.

Photo collect byArifa Jahan Bithi Facebook page

Bithi mentioned in her post that the reason behind her exclusion from the Rangpur divisional women's cricket team was to stand by the agitating students. Abu Saeed, a student of Begum Rokeya University, was shot dead by the police during the protest on July 16. Bithi stood by Saeed and his family, which was cited as a reason for him losing his job.

But now, after the change of government, Bithy got his job back and can resume his old duties. Bithi added in her post, "Cricket is my second family. When I was dropped from the Rangpur divisional women's cricket team, it hurt a lot. But I never deviated from my principles. Today I am proud to be back as the manager of the team. I am deeply grateful for this position.

He further noted, "I have always stood for justice and will always stand by it. It was my responsibility to stand by the students in any situation, and I have done so. Today's reaffirmation has strengthened me to never be afraid to do the right thing."

Bithi's post got a huge response from her fans. Many congratulated him and praised his bravery. This incident of Bithi proves that those who follow the path of truth and justice, win in the end.