Chasing, brick-throwing and clashes were going on between DU students and students of 7 affiliated colleges at Nilkhet intersection. Hasnat Abdullah, central coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement, arrived at the scene of the clash to stop the students. At this time, he faced strong resistance from the angry students.

Earlier, BGB Public Relations Officer Md. Shariful Islam said that 2 platoons of BGB have been deployed with the help of the police to keep the situation normal.

Meanwhile, students of Dhaka University chased seven college students who came to surround the residence of the DU Pro-VC. In this, the seven college students retreated and took position at Nilkhet intersection. However, chasing and brick-throwing were going on between both sides.

The incident began at around 12:15 am on Sunday (January 26).

Earlier at 6:30 pm, students from seven colleges blocked the Science Lab, Technical Mor. After that, they also blocked the capital's Tanti Bazar.

The students complained that when they went to the DU Pro-VC (Education) about the problems of seven colleges and the reduction in the number of admission seats, he behaved rudely and threw them out of the room. He said that he did not know anything about seven colleges.

They further complained that although he was given a memorandum in this regard 21 days ago, he did not read it. He used aggressive behavior because he did not know the students of seven colleges. Therefore, the students' movement has started against his rude behavior.

In addition, student representative Abdur Rahman called on the DU Pro-VC to apologize for his rude behavior and made 5-point demands. They are - the unreasonable quota system in the admission test of seven colleges should be canceled from the 2024-25 session; students should not be admitted beyond the capacity of the classroom; Students should be admitted taking into account the teacher-student ratio; negative marks should be added; to ensure transparency in the admission fees of the seven colleges, the admission fee money should be deposited in a new account, except for DU, in coordination with the expert committee formed by the ministry. 

Rakib, the central coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement, has been seriously injured in a series of clashes between Dhaka University (DU) students and students of seven colleges, including Dhaka College.

He has been taken to a private hospital in Dhanmondi. The injured Rakib is a student of Dhaka College.

Earlier, seven college students who had come to surround the residence of the DU Pro-VC were chased by Dhaka University students. The seven college students retreated and took up positions at Nilkhet intersection. Later, the chase and brickbat pelting took place between both sides.

The incident began at around 12:15 am on Sunday (January 26).

Earlier, seven college students blocked Science Lab, Technical intersection at 6:30 pm. Then they also blockaded the capital's Tanti Bazar.

The students complained that when they approached the DU Pro-VC (Education) about the problems of the seven colleges and the reduction in the number of admission seats, he behaved rudely and threw them out of the room. He said that he did not know anything about the seven colleges.

They further complained that although he was given a memorandum in this regard 21 days ago, he did not read it. He used aggressive behavior because he did not know the students of the seven colleges. Therefore, the students' movement has started against his rude behavior.

In addition, student representative Abdur Rahman called on the DU Pro-VC to apologize for the rude behavior and presented 5-point demands. They are - the unreasonable quota system in the admission test of the seven colleges should be canceled from the 2024-25 session; students should not be admitted beyond the capacity of the classroom; students should be admitted taking into account the teacher-student ratio; negative marks should be added; To ensure transparency in the admission fees of the seven colleges, the admission fee money should be deposited in new accounts, except for DU, in coordination with the expert committee formed by the ministry. 

The university administration has suspended all classes and exams on Monday at Dhaka University following clashes and chases between Dhaka University and seven affiliated government colleges.

On Sunday (January 26), the acting director of the university's public relations department, Rafiqul Islam, confirmed the matter at around 2 pm.

The DU proctor said, "We are deeply shocked by the current situation. In such a situation, all classes and exams at Dhaka University on Monday have been suspended in an administrative meeting. A meeting has been called with the principals of seven colleges tomorrow. We hope that the matter will be resolved peacefully through discussions with all parties.

Earlier, a chase started between students of seven colleges who came to surround the residence of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education) of Dhaka University (DU) and DU students.

After the situation remained somewhat normal for about 1 hour, a chase started between DU and seven college students at around 1 am. At that time, they continued to throw bricks and stones. 

Chasing, brick-throwing and clashes are going on between DU students and students of 7 affiliated colleges at Nilkhet intersection. 4 platoons of BGB have been deployed with the help of police to keep the situation normal.

BGB Public Relations Officer Md. Shariful Islam confirmed this information.

Earlier, students of Dhaka University chased seven college students who had come to surround the residence of DU Pro-VC. In this, the seven college students retreated and took up position at Nilkhet intersection. However, chases, brick-throwing and clashes continued between both sides.

The incident began at around 12:15 am on Sunday (January 26).

Earlier, at 6:30 pm, seven college students blocked the Science Lab, Technical intersection. Then they also blockaded the capital's Tanti Bazar.

The students complained that when they approached the DU Pro-VC (Education) about the problems of the seven colleges and the reduction in the number of admission seats, he behaved rudely and threw them out of the room. He said that he did not know anything about the seven colleges.

They further complained that although he was given a memorandum in this regard 21 days ago, he did not read it. He used aggressive behavior because he did not know the students of the seven colleges. Therefore, the students' movement against his rude behavior has started.

In addition, student representative Abdur Rahman called on the DU Pro-VC to apologize for the rude behavior and presented 5-point demands. They are - the unreasonable quota system in the admission test of the seven colleges should be canceled from the 2024-25 session; students should not be admitted beyond the capacity of the classroom; students should be admitted taking into account the teacher-student ratio; negative marks should be added; To ensure transparency in the admission fees of the seven colleges, the admission fee money should be deposited in new accounts, except for DU, in coordination with the expert committee formed by the ministry.