After six deaths occurred during clashes related to the quota reform movement, protesting students at Dhaka University expressed their anger towards the Chhatra League. Several leaders of the organization, including Central President Saddam Hossain and others, faced vandalism of their rooms. Students took control of many halls by expelling Chhatra League members. Hall principals were pressured to issue notices prohibiting student politics inside the halls, following incidents like the blockade and assault of Chhatra League leaders at Rokeya Hall. This sparked widespread student protests across multiple halls, leading to the banning of student politics in several others, including Shamsunnahar Hall, Bangmata Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib Hall, Kavi Sufia Kamal Hall, and Bangladesh-Kuwait Maitri Hall.
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93 words · 31 secBFIU Seeks Salman Muktadir’s Bank Account Details Within an Hour
The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) has asked banks to provide popular YouTuber Salman Muqtadir’s account details, account opening form and transaction statements within 30 minutes. A commercial bank confi…
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