Chhatra Dal holds protest march and rally against banned Chhatra League's misdeeds and terrorist activities in Savar


Published: 09:40 22 June 2026
Dhaka District North Chhatra Dal held a protest march and rally in Savar demanding prevention of possible sabotage and instability centered on the founding anniversary of the Awami League. The program was organized in the Pakija More area of Savar on Monday afternoon.
Dhaka District North Chhatra Dal President Mohammad Tamiz Uddin and General Secretary Mahfuz Iqbal led the program. Leaders and activists from different levels of the organization were present at the time.
Dhaka District North Chhatra Dal President Mohammad Tamiz Uddin addressed the rally. He said that Chhatra Dal has been active on the streets in the anti-dictatorship movement and struggle for a long time. Chhatra Dal has a history of movement, struggle and sacrifice. Leaders and activists of any banned organization will not be allowed to take to the streets in Savar-Ashulia.
He also said that Chhatra Dal is on alert to ensure that no leader or activist of the banned organizations Awami League and Chhatra League can create an unstable situation in the area. If anyone tries to create chaos, Chhatra Dal leaders and activists will resist it from the field.
The speakers at the rally also announced a sit-in program on the Dhaka-Aricha highway from Tuesday morning. Later, Chhatra Dal leaders and activists took out a protest march. The march started from Pakija intersection, went around Genda U-turn area and ended at the same place.
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