Students of the seven colleges are in position at the Nilkhet intersection in Dhaka. Samakal Photo
Students of seven colleges affiliated with Dhaka
University (DU) blocked the Nilkhet intersection in the capital on Tuesday
morning, aiming to press home their seven-point demand.
The students staged protest on the road at around 11am, causing severe
traffic congestion in the area. It also caused sufferings for admission seekers of Jahangirnagar
University.
A 10-member team of representatives of the students called
on Eden Mohila College principal and coordinator of the seven colleges Supriya
Bhattacharjee at around 12:15pm.
Taslim Chowdhury, the coordinator of the protesting
students, said, "We have met Supriya ma'am. She has reassured us that our
demands will be met. A meeting will be held later in the day. We have blockaded Nilkhet intersection to make sure the meeting's outcome is positive."
Some of their demands include an explanation for harassing the
students from seven colleges at DU Registrar's Office and stopping
further harassment, giving non-promoted students the chance to retake exams,
relaxing the CGPA conditions.
At the time of filing of this report, students of the seven
colleges were still on the road at the Nilkhet intersection. A good number of police
personnel were deployed on the scene.
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