The anti-discrimination student movement has called for an indefinite ‘total non-cooperation’ movement from the next day on Sunday, protesting the killing of peaceful programs and protesting the 9-point demand.
Anti-discrimination student movement coordinator Asif Mahmud and co-coordinator Rifat Rashid announced this in a Facebook post and video message around 8 pm on Friday (August 2).
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To make this program of the students successful, they called upon the masses across the country to organize in streets, streets, and neighborhoods.
Earlier on Thursday (August 1), the coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement Abdul Quader announced their new program. Their program was ‘Prayer and Student Mass March’ nationwide on Friday. In different parts of the country, the students clashed with the police, Awami League, and allied organization leaders and chased them around this program.
It should be noted that violence has been happening in different parts of the country since July 16 around the quota reform movement. At one point, the government imposed a curfew to bring the situation under control. Later, when the situation improved somewhat, the curfew was relaxed. More Than 1100 people have been confirmed dead in this movement so far.
