Badiul Alam Majumdar, a citizen's (Sujon) editor for good governance, said that political compromises needed to combat militancy.

It is not possible to face militancy on behalf of the government alone. For this reason, everyone needs a collective effort, regardless of the party including the political parties and opposition parties.He said this at a press conference after paying tribute to those killed in a militant attack on Gulshan Holi Artisan at around 11:30 pm.He said, we are shocked, shocked at the militant attacks on Holly Artistry. Besides, we are angry that foreign nationals of innocent foreign nationals were brutally murdered in the name of religion. The artisans behind the scenes can not be tolerated in any way.He said, militancy in the country is no longer limited to certain boundaries. Not only Madrasah students, now level-level education or higher education is engaging in militancy. Only the poor were thought to be involved in militancy. Not only that, wealthy family members also get involved in militancy. So, the profile of militants participating in the attack on Hilsi Artisan.He said, so before the problem becomes more pronounced, joint efforts should be made. There is no alternative to political reconciliation to eradicate militancy.