The students have announced their satisfaction with the steps taken by the government to realize the 9-point demand of the students to demand a safe person. The students have announced their return to class on the streets.
On Monday (August 6), the students of 421 educational institutions including all the schools and colleges of Dhaka, the top-ranked schools and colleges of Dhaka South City Corporation, titled ‘Safe Sasak and Our Karani’, took part in it.
The essmut was present at Dhaka Metropolitan Awami League (South) General Secretary Shahe Alam Murad, DSCC Chief Executive Officer Khan Mohammad Bilal, various OS andterature councilors.
On behalf of the students, Azimpur Girls High School student Aishanti Das Oishi said, what is our movement for? We want a safe syrup. But when I saw that the demand was made by Adat, the police did not fulfill their power properly.
"Our school has to say that the government has accepted our demands. We will not be on the streets and will go back to classes. We propose to open a separate department for safe and safe in the universities, so we can be used for a safe place."
"Each of our students demanded that the government has accepted our demands, so we will all go back to class," said Maisha, a student at Azimpur Girls' High School.
Rumman, a student of Rifles Public School and College, said that the government has accepted our demand, we want to go back to class, so I request Meter to arrange traffic police in front of every school.
Kamrun Nahar on behalf of the parents said, "Our children, you who have agitated for the 9-point demand, you are successful because the government has accepted your demands, so you go back to class."