1. Was it a protest for freedom of expression? Or just a protest to express in Bengali?

I want to say that - everybody has the right to express in any language she/he feels comfort. If a person studying in the English medium finds comfort communicating in English - that person should use English - its called freedom of language.

Specially, the aborigines face a great pressure regarding this. Although majority in Bangladesh is Bengali speaking, the Chakma, Mog, Raikhan and all other tribes living here should have freedom of their language. Specially, we bangali people should feel their problems; as once we faced the same problem.

2. Officers of the government are more or less less-dynamic. They easily convert a dynamic job into a static one. The job most of the time gets converted into worthless. They avoid English very easily with some 20 yrs old office order. Even high tech departments like the Computer Department rejects to accept English applications. Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Co. Ltd. placed an example recently. The Computer Department Head; Doesn't understand English well, so he rejects English applications. My question is, if the head of an IT Department is not familiar with English; how can he lead us to an international competitive victory.