Human chain demanding the arrest of the killers of martyrs in the anti-discrimination student movement
Bivas Krishna: Tangail Correspondent
Published: 05:52 24 September 2024
A human chain and protest program was observed in Tangail demanding the arrest of the killers of the martyrs of the anti-discrimination student movement and the arrest of the attackers of the movement.
On Tuesday (September 24) morning in front of the Tangail Press Club, the Human Bonding Program was organized by all the general students. Students of various educational institutions and people of various professions participated in the human bond. At the end of the human chain, a protest march went out and circled the city. In the agenda, the speakers demanded the immediate arrest and prosecution of the murderers and attackers.
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