Road blockade by BRAC University students in Badda
Morenews Desk
Published: 11:51 16 July 2024
Students of BRAC University blocked the road in Badda area of the capital to demand quota reform.
They blocked the road in front of their campus in Badda area around 10:30 am on Tuesday (July 16).
Eyewitnesses said that around 10 am they gathered inside the university and then started protesting by blocking the road.
Assistant Commissioner of Badda Zone of Dhaka Metropolitan Police Rajan Kumar Saha said that the students are protesting by blocking one side of the road. They started the protest from 10:30 in the morning.
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