Thousands of students encircled the High Court premises


Published: 01:43 16 October 2024
Thousands of students of the anti-discrimination student movement participated in the pre-announced High Court siege. They demand the resignation of Awami League's fascist judges.
At around 12:30 pm, thousands of students took a position in the High Court premises. The entire High Court premises was abuzz with their slogans, sit-ins.

A protest procession under the banner of anti-discrimination student movement came out from the foot of Dhaka University's anti-terrorism Raju sculpture and reached the High Court premises.
At that time, the students said, "I want hanging, I want the execution of the murderer Hasina," "Abu Saeed is impressed, the war is not over," "The brokers of dictatorship, beware of the warning," "Besieged, besieged, besieged, the High Court will be besieged." Rajpath Rajpath,'' 'Delhi na Dhaka, Dhaka Dhaka,'' 'Aps na Sangram, Sangram Sangram,' 'Jegche re Jegche, Chhatra Samaj has woken up' etc.
Earlier, a procession under the banner of Anti-Discrimination Student Movement (Integrated Private University) came to the court premises. They began to hold the High Court siege program. Later, another protest procession from Dhaka University under the banner of anti-discrimination student movement reached the High Court. The entire High Court premises erupted with collective slogans during their siege programme.
On the other hand, the anti-discrimination lawyers' society is protesting to demand the resignation of the 'partisan and corrupt' judges of the High Court.
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