Four students of Dhaka College and City College clash again, five injured
own reporter, morenewsbd
Published: 07:48 21 August 2025
Students of Dhaka College and City College in the capital have clashed again. Five students have been injured in this clash so far. The situation is currently tense in the Science Lab area.
The New Market Police Station received information about the clash around 11:30 am on Thursday.
Officer-in-Charge (OC) of New Market Police Station AKM Mahfuzul Haque said that five students of the two colleges were injured. He also said that two students of Dhaka College were beaten up by City College students last Tuesday.
The OC said that in that incident this morning, a student's shirt was pulled and torn. The clash started after that. Police have been deployed to control the situation.
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