Death of former Badda Thana Chhatra League president Wasikur Rahman Babu in custody
Wasikur Rahman Babu, former president of Badda Thana Chhatra League, has died in custody.
Body of Chhatra League activist Momin Khan recovered from the Turag River in the capital
The body of Momin Khan, a missing Chhatra League activist, was recovered today, Wednesday, December 3rd, from the Turag River—four days after he went missing—following an Awami League protest rally in Dhaka’s Diabari area on November 30th against the verdict of the interim government’s tribunal.
Classes and exams halted for activists of the banned Chhatra League in universities
She went to the campus for only one day after the fifth of August to take an exam, but on that very day she “fell victim to an attack.” She could not take the exam; instead, she became an accused in a case and had to spend twenty-seven days in jail. Claiming that she has not been able to attend any classes or exams for the last one and a half years, these were the words of Sumaiya Khatun (pseudonym), a third-year student of a public university.
Secret infiltrators within the Chhatra League were the ones attacking leftist activists, suspects Selim
Mujahidul Islam Selim, former president of the Communist Party of Bangladesh, has expressed suspicion over whether those who strategically infiltrated the Chhatra League during the Awami League government later posed as the Chhatra League’s “helmet force” and “goon squad” and carried out attacks on leftist activists.
College Student Arrested for Posting TikTok Video with ‘Joy Bangla’ Song
Police arrested him on Monday night (17 November) from the South Ketranga area of Parshuram upazila in Feni. On Tuesday (18 November) afternoon, he was sent to jail through the court.
Dhaka University issues show-cause notices to 403, including Chhatra League leaders
During the July uprising, the Chhatra League (student wing) campus branch of Bangladesh Awami League saw violent incidents on the campus of University of Dhaka from 15 July to 5 August. The university administration has identified 403 individuals, including leaders and workers of the organisation, in connection with the illegal and violent acts.
Bangladesh Arrest Surge Threatens Democracy
After the ouster of Sheikh Hasina’s government last August, Bangladesh’s interim government had promised a swift return to democracy . That promise has been emphatically belied as the interim government headed by Nobel Laureate Mohammed Yunus is yet to announce a roadmap for elections. Meanwhile , the country sinks into waves of arbitrary arrests that has become a preferred state weapon to control dissent and neutralise political opposition.
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