Students returning to the movement, Chhatra League threat

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina announced the decision to cancel the quota system in government service on 12th April, in the face of intense protests by students. But after the announcement, after two and a half months, yet no notice has been issued, students are going to get back to the movement.

For this reason, today the press conference in front of the central library of Dhaka University called the Kota movement platform, the Bangladesh General Student Rights Reservation Council.

On Friday noon, Rashed Khan, joint convener of the central committee of the council, on social media Facebook, called for a press conference on Saturday.

Meanwhile, Joint Convenor of the Kota Reform Movement, Mohammad Rashed Khan, is threatening to kill the current and former top leaders of BCL through social intervention, protesters said. Meanwhile, the leaders of the Kota reform movement said that their threat will be given on the streets.

On Friday afternoon, the top leaders of the BCL leaders threatened their Facebook. Quota reform movement platform 'Bangladesh General Student Rights Reservation Council' in the Facebook group students are responding to the counter.


Rashed was proven to be proven because he was expelled from Surya Sun Hall .... Rashid should be arrested immediately ... or you will be beaten like a scavenger for the cheating of students of Bangla ... ', added Prince.

On the other hand, the central Chhatra League's newly formed vice-president, Shakib Hasan, threatened Swim Rashed Khan on Facebook, Shibir Rashed said that his kalizata has grown very much. Take the measure back to the face.

But if you want to conspiracy, in the interest of this country, the interest of the people of this country, the right to vote for the people of the country and the right to vote, at the top of the need of the country's prime minister, the student league loves reading tables as much as love loves the road. All conspiracies from the streets will be resisted.

Al-Mamun, the former freedom fighter's deputy editor of the BCL central committee, wrote in his Facebook status, waiting for the annoying Shibir Rashed to give a potter like a nasty dog.


Regarding these threats to Chhatra League leaders, Mohammad Rashed Khan said, "I never spoke about the Prime Minister or the country during my speech. I talked about the rational movement of quota reforms as a representative of the student community. Some Kuchakri Mahalas are spreading my statements before and after spreading confusion.

Rashed claimed that he was abandoned on Apr 11 due to BCL threat. Chhatra League leaders are constantly threatening the leaders of the Kota reform movement activists including him.