Students are protesting against the death of Mainuddin Islam Durjoy, a student of Ekramunnesa School, who was hit by a bus of Anabil Paribahan in Rampura of the capital. .At that time the police car fell in front of the students' agitation.
Such a scene was seen in the Rampura area of the capital on Tuesday (November 30) at noon. The police vehicle came under fire while the protesting students were checking the licenses of different vehicles.
When the students wanted to see the car license, the police in the car showed the license on the mobile. The students became angry. At one point they protested by writing the word 'fake' on the car and chanting slogans.
At one stage, the students left the police car on the assurance that the on-duty police would file a case.
Students are checking vehicle licenses. Protests have been going on in the capital's Rampura since Monday (November 29) night. The students are continuing their movement demanding a fair trial for the death of student Mainuddin Islam Durjoy and safe roads.
The students demanded that those involved in the killing of their classmate Mainuddin be brought to justice without delay. They also raised several other demands.
The students said, "We have been agitating for safe roads for a long time but no action is being taken." The government has to guarantee safe roads. Specific seats on the bus for women need to be ensured.As soon as students show their cards anywhere, they start chanting slogans on various demands including half rent.
Students are agitating for various demands including safe roads.
Along with the students of Ekramunnesa College, students of different colleges are also joining the movement. They have been seen chanting slogans demanding justice for Naeem, who was killed on the road recently.
Meanwhile, the driver of the deadly Anabil bus was arrested last night, police said. The bus helper Chan Mia was also arrested by RAB from Saidabad in the capital.
According to local and family sources, the deceased Maiuddin was a SSC examinee from Ekramunnesa Vidyalaya. On Monday night (November 29), Mainuddin was killed on the road when he was hit by a bus.