Students in Bangladesh protest against discriminatory job quotas, leading to clashes with police and tragic deaths.
In the midst of student protests in Bangladesh over discriminatory job quotas, chaos ensues with 19 more lives lost in clashes with police. The demonstrations, aimed at challenging civil service hiring rules seen as biased, have escalated into violent clashes with authorities. Protesters set ablaze the headquarters of the main state broadcaster and faced off against riot police, intensifying the unrest. Despite authorities cutting mobile internet services to quell the protests, the death toll continues to rise.
As tensions flare, students vow to enforce a complete shutdown across the country, amplifying the pressure on the government. The situation remains volatile, with a high security alert issued for Bangladesh as clashes between students and police persist. The death toll climbs as students demand an end to the discriminatory job quotas, highlighting the deep-rooted dissatisfaction among the youth.
In a shocking turn of events, the unrest has claimed 32 lives in Bangladesh, with the state broadcaster set on fire by protesting students. The violent clashes underscore the intensity of the protests and the students' determination to push for change. The ongoing demonstrations shed light on the grievances of the youth regarding the quota system for government jobs, emphasizing the need for meaningful dialogue and resolution to the crisis.
Authorities cut some mobile internet services to quell anti-quota protests that have killed at least 12 people this week.
Protesters set the headquarters of Bangladesh's main state broadcaster ablaze on Thursday after riot police retreated there after firing rubber bullets.
Incensed crowd facing riot police set BTV building on fire as students demand end to discriminatory job quotas.
Thousands of students clash with police in protests against civil service hiring rules they call discriminatory.
A High Security Alert has been issued for the whole of Bangladesh, as violent clashes between students and police continue.
Six people were killed in Bangladesh and hundreds injured on Tuesday during the ongoing students' protest against the quota system that reinstates a 30 per ...
Demonstrators announced they would enforce a "complete shutdown" across the country on Thursday in response to attacks on campus protesters.
The death toll is based on police sources, as the government has yet to announce casualty figures. At least six people were killed on Tuesday. Bangladesh ...
DHAKA, Bangladesh (AFP) โ Bangladeshi students set fire to the country's state broadcaster on Thursday, a day after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina appeared on the ...
Media reports from Bangladesh say 19 more people have died in clashes between police and student protesters attempting to impose a โcomplete shutdownโ of ...
A High Security Alert has been issued for the whole of Bangladesh, as violent clashes between students and police continue.
Students have been demonstrating for weeks against a quota system for government jobs they say favors allies of the ruling party.
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Death toll expected to rise amid violence that has seen government buildings torched and telecommunications disrupted.
State authorities in Bangladesh have responded to student protests with violence and an internet shutdown. Death toll is rising.
Television news channels were off the air and telecommunications were widely disrupted amid violent student protests against quotas for government jobs in ...
Mobile internet access blocked and news broadcasts shut down as students demand end to discriminatory job quotas.
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Student protests in Bangladesh have turned violent with dozens of people reportedly killed and hundreds injured in clashes with police.
The rising death toll is a shocking indictment of the absolute intolerance shown by the Bangladeshi authorities to protest and dissent.
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The announcement came after police and security officials fired on protesters earlier Friday and banned all gatherings in the capital.
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Unrest has claimed the lives of 32 people, after a policy on government jobs sparked mass protests.
Unrest has claimed the lives of 32 people, after a policy on government jobs sparked mass protests.