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A group of students, allegedly led by men of the Chhatra League, demonstrate against the agitation on campus at Dhaka University. July 5, 2018 Rajib Dhar
Reformists say Chhatra League activists all interrupt
The student wing of the ruling Bangladesh Chhatra League is supposed to crack down on the reform movement. ongoing quotas with aggression and threats.
The leaders of Bangladesh's General Council for the Protection of Student Rights, a platform of the movement, said that Chhatra League activists interrupted all their events and threatened them with violence.
Female students made a procession on the campus of Dhaka University yesterday, protesting against ongoing attacks against quota reform activists and the arrest of movement leaders. Their demonstration was foiled because of a counter-demonstration launched by the Chhatra League
"The students launched a procession, but the Chhatra League did not allow them to stay anywhere," said Hasan Al Mamun , organizer of the quota reform movement.
"They created an atmosphere of fear, students are threatened not to go out of their dormitories," he told Dhaka Tribune.
Students wishing to remain anonymous stated that the Chhatra League had closed almost all male dormitories. Female dormitory students Ruqayyah Hall and Poet Sufia Kamal Hall demonstrated yesterday as an answer.
They toured the campus before gathering in front of the Shahbagh National Library around noon.
Student protestors demanded punishment for all abusers and the immediate release of their movement leaders, including a call for student safety on campus.
At that time, the men of the Chhatra League shouted slogans against the movement, saying, "We do not support the quota reform movement", we will study and pass exams. "
lecture in front of RU Ruqayyah Hall, said the protesters.
Seeking anonymity, a student of Haji Muhammad Mohsin Hall said the leaders of the Chhatra League had told them to stay in the dormitory and not to join the quota reform movement.
"The situation is not good at all. Students are supervised by the Chhatra League. Many have been threatened with violence for joining the movement, "he told Dhaka Tribune.
Quota Reform Activists from Jahangirnagar University, Rajshahi University, from Chittagong University and Shahjalal University of Science and Technology in Sylhet reported similar situations on their campuses, and even helped police arrest the movement's co-president, Md Rashed Khan, as well as than three other leaders – Faruk Hasan, Toriqul Islam and Jasim Uddin
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