A Fresh wave of violence in Bangladesh swallowed 93 lives and many were injured. From the middle of July Bangladesh was wracked with the most serious episodes of violent protest against Haseena Wajid”s government. This movement was started by the students who were exploited by a controversial jobs quota system. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid announced a heavy-handed crackdown and curfew. Many of the students were arrested in the agitation. There are now questions about the longer-term economic fallout of the unrest and whether political trust between the government and some segments of the population can be restored.
Activation of Protest.
The first film of this situation started by the students against the High Court decision on the quota system for awarding government jobs. The system created in 1972 the year after Bangladesh won its independence from Pakistan allocated 30% of government positions to the descendants of freedom fighters who fought on the side of liberation. The Prime Minister Is personally tied to the quota system, her father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was the country’s founding leader.
Current situation.
This movement is spread Across Dhaka and many other cities are involved in this education. The battle for rights is occurring in the separates in multiple locations. including other ki cities the prostate drink in the public places and rods carrying out the sticks. protesters blocked major highways, clashed with police and confronted Groups supporting the ruling Awami League.
This crisis of protest in Bangladesh by the students is ongoing and faced heavy criticism by the European Union and other countries especially UNO they asked Sheikh Hasina Wajid to control the situation of her country and stop the bloodshed of innocent people and the police force.