Brick pieces, wood, bamboo crusher on the road Smoke coils in place. Sprinkled empty spines of tear gas shells The swelling of the shell from the Curzon Hall was spreading the smell of the whole campus. As if the abandoned battlefield The dawn of the University of Dhaka on Monday was similar to the violence following the violent incidents that began on Sunday night, demanding reform of the quota.
Hundreds of thousands of students blocked the Shahbagh route from the afternoon on Sunday to demand quota reforms in government jobs. They started their protest at the campus leaving the Shahbagh at around 8pm and killing the police. Even after the residential hall was closed, many girls came out of the hall at night. They also joined the protest At around 1:30 in the morning, the protesters started moving away from Shahbagh area. They gathered in front of the Vice Chancellor's residence. At the same time, the students of Fazilatunnesa Mujib and Kuwait Mitrai Hall got a different level of movement at the time of Nilkhet. Unregulated gatherings of thousands of students were created. There was no police there. On the news gathering, they also attacked some journalists. At that time, attacks on the VC's residence were severely vandalized.
