Qs after Ajmol Alom: What are elected post-holders doing to stop this again?

Qs after Ajmol Alom: What are elected post-holders doing to stop this again? 1625 [1555] Hrs GMT London Friday 16 August 2013 AADHIKAROnline, CBRUK, KHOODEELAAR! and associated Initiatives constituting the Movement for the Defence of the Community in the East End of London posting a consolidated ACTION UPDATE and Commentary on the Internet. This youtube post [accessible via the webpage link cited below] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7nLhExk-x0&feature=youtu.be is dated today Friday 16 August 2013 and it contains the Question as to what role the elected post-holders are playing to address and comprehensively tackle the 'Bangladeshi-on-Bangladeshi'violence that has just been witnessed in the tragic loss of the school boy Ajmol Alom's life in Poplar in the inner city, 'one of the most deprived' boroughs, Tower Hamlets. Also featured is a short plea, from a young member of the community who grew up in Whitechapel about the purity of the Legacy of the struggle for universal dignity and human tolerance and against racism. The key point of concern to Sufi Miah, is linked to the appearance of a canine statue in the Altab Ali Park. The final piece in this AADHIKAROnline report by © Muhammad Haque is about the latest set of views from local residents and businesses worried and concerned at the lack of consultation by Tower Hamlets Council with the affected community over the Council's plan to shut traffic through Brick Lane [albeit on an allegedly experimental basis]. These KHOODEELAAR! Campaign action reports continue to be updated online on twitter.com/khoodeelaar and on associated AADHIKAR, KHOODEELAAR!, CBRUK and allied action, campaign and social justice, rights and advocacy sites and blogs [To be continued] Bangladeshi young male charged in court with murdering Bangladeshi young man in Tower Hamlets! Bangladeshi young male charged in court with murdering Bangladeshi young man in Tower Hamlets! Picture shown here of Ajmol Alom, the the Langdon Park secondary [Poplar] school boy murdered on Monday in Poplar! The news report below was retrieved by AADHIKARonline at 1340 Hrs GMT London on Thursday 15 August 2013 from the web site of the East London Advertiser Robin de Peyer Thursday, August 15, 2013 
1:55 PM A 19-year-old man appeared in court today charged with murdering star pupil Ajmol Alom after police arrested a third suspect. Aminur Khan, of Robin Hood Gardens in Poplar is accused of stabbing 16-year-old Langdon Park School pupil Ajmol to death on Monday night. Ajmol, who was described by his headteacher Chris Dunne as “a delightful young man”, suffered a fatal wound to the thigh during the incident in Spey Street, Poplar. Khan is also charged with the attempted murder of Ajmol’s friend Azime Rob, also 16, who was stabbed through the cheek. Both were taken to hospital, where Ajmol died. A post-mortem examination showed the stab wound to Ajmol’s leg had been fatal. Khan, who wore a grey T-shirt in the dock at Thames Magistrates’ Court in Bow, spoke only to confirm his name, age and address during the two-minute hearing. District Judge Gareth Branston remanded Khan in custody and told him he will next appear at the Old Bailey on Monday. A 21-year-old man from the Poplar area was arrested this morning and is being held at an east London police station. A further 19-year-old was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of murder and remains in custody at an east London police station.