Human chain and protest march against attack on secretariat and students by Ansar in Dhaka


Published: 07:55 26 August 2024
The anti-discrimination student movement held a human chain and protest march in Tangail to protest the attacks on the secretariat and students by Ansar in Dhaka. The human chain was held in front of the Tangail Press Club on Monday afternoon.
Anti-discrimination student movement leader Ahmed Shershah, Nitisha Sarkar and others spoke in it
The students in the human chain said that a nefarious group wants to destabilize the country. Those involved in the attack on the secretariat and students by Ansar in Dhaka on Sunday should be immediately arrested and brought to justice. The culprits should be given exemplary punishment.
Later, students of the anti-discrimination student movement took out a protest march in the city.
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