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[The Daily Star @dailystarnews]

সরকার হত্যাকান্ডের বিচার করবে না, কারণ তারা নিজেরাই হত্যাকারী: সলিমুল্লাহ খান

#Bangladesh #Dhaka

[M A Azad🇧🇩 @M_A_Azad_]

অনেকের রং বদলানো দেখছি, ওনার রং বদলানোর স্টাইলটা অন্যরকম,
টাকা এবং ক্ষমতার জন্য বৃদ্ধ এবং মুক্তিযুদ্ধার শ্রদ্ধাটুকুও ধরে রখতে পারেনি, বাঘ এখন আওয়ামী দলের বিড়াল হয়ে এদিক ঐদিক কথা বলে বেড়াচ্ছে🤣🤣
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[MD Sohel @MDSohel74951474]

রায়েরবাজার.বুদ্ধিজীবি কবরস্থানে গত শুক্রবার গভীর রাত থেকে মঙ্গলবার পর্যন্ত ৩৬ টি বেওয়ারিশ লাশ দাফন করা হয়েছে।
দূর্ঘটনা বা প্রাকৃতিক বিপর্যয় ব্যতিত এতো সংখ্যক বেওয়ারিশ লাশ কখনোই দেখেনি ওখানের গোরখদকেরা। তাঁরা জানিয়েছেন এ সকল লাশ শহীদ সোহ্‌রাওয়ার্দী মেডিকেল কলেজ হাসপাতল??

[Shadman Ameen @ShadmanAmeen]

@TheDavidBergman The link that you have provided leads to a YouTube channel that is not providing authentic news. This YouTube channel is just trying to get views by giving misinterpression of the current situation.

[David Bergman @TheDavidBergman]

It is surely time for @UNPeacekeeping to immediately stop Bangladesh from providing peacekeepers to the United Nations until it undertakes an independent investigation of the violence used by the police, military and other para-military groups which has allegedly resulted in nearly 200 deaths of students and other protestors. If they cannot keep peace in Bangladesh, and instead cause killing and maiming, the country's security forces should not be trusted in other countries.

[David Bergman @TheDavidBergman]

Bangladesh is in turmoil as law enforcement response to nationwide student protests have today resulted in the deaths of at least 19 people. What is this all about?

1. The country's university students are demanding the scrapping of the government quota system which allows 30% of all positions in the public sector to go to grandchildren/great grand-children of "freedom fighters", that is those who fought in the country's 1971 war of independence. The quota for freedom fighter families was first brought in by the Awami League in around 2010.

2. Students argue that the quota for "freedom fighter" families stops merit based students from getting jobs, unduly favours supporters of the governing Awami League and is corrupt. The constitution does allow quotas to be given to "disadvantaged groups", but many question whether "freedom fighter" families are necessarily disadvantaged anymore and whether most of those listed by the government as freedom fighters ever actually fought in the war.

3. Students first started protesting against the quotas in 2018, but (as 2018 what was supposed to be an election year, and the government was fearing issues that the opposition could use against it) the Awami Government quickly accepted the student demands and said that they would remove the quotas. This ended the protests at that time.

4. However, someone filed a writ petition in the High Court challenging the legality of the government order ending the quotas. In early June 2024, just over a month ago, the High Court ruled that the government order was unconstitutional and the quota for freedom fighter families should remain. Since courts in Bangladesh are very often managed by the government, many assume that the High Court was just doing the bidding of the government which did not really want the quota to be removed.

5. The High Court decision renewed the student protests taking place now which until recently were proceeding peacefully. However, on Monday they turned violent when the government decided to use both the police and its own party's student and youth wings to pacify the protests. This resulted in deaths of six people on Wednesday. Today, students tried to close down the whole country in protest at the killings.

6. Whilst these protests are about quotas, it is important to understand the context in which they are happening. Since 2009, there has been no fair contested elections in Bangladesh - since either the government systemically rigged the vote (2018) or the opposition has refused to take part in the vote due to fears of systemic rigging (2014, 2024) - and so the Awami League government, now in power for 15 years has very limited legitimacy, and people feel they have not been able to freely choose their government. The Awami League government has been able to get away with this as it is now deeply authoritarian , and is in total control of law enforcement authorities and the courts. There is therefore much simmering anger and resentment, which is reflected, arguably, in these protests.
https://t.co/I9WSAObsCN

[Shadman Ameen @ShadmanAmeen]

#StarLinkforBangladesh Bangladesh needs internet connection right now, the whole country is out of reach please send help
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[The Road to Democracy @RTD_BD]

In Dhaka today, a RAB vehicle runs over protesters while trying to escape from the wrath of the students.
#StepDownHasina #quotaandolon2024

[Sami @ZulkarnainSaer]

Requesting @elonmusk to look into the ongoing issues in #Bangladesh, where the authoritarian government has completely disconnected the country from the rest of the world. All cellular networks and the internet have been shut down. Today, police violence resulted in the deaths of at least 32 people, most were students aged between 17-25. They were continuing a protest, demanding the reform of a highly controversial quota system.

I'm drawing your attention to the urgent need for a temporary @Starlink solution for the people in Bangladesh, as we believe the government is planning a major offensive operation tonight. Kindly provide some form of support so that the people in Bangladesh can regain connectivity with the rest of the world.

Your kind assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

[Amb. Mushfiqul Fazal (Ansarey) @MushfiqulFazal]

The autocratic government of Bangladesh has shut down the internet. We urgently need @Starlink to stay connected and safe. 🌐#Starlink #Bangladesh #InternetFreedom #DigitalRights #StarLinkforBangladesh

[Dr. Reetri @reetriprofen]

Bangladesh is completely out of Network. None of our friends have updated anything in the last hour. No one is active, no one has responded to any of our texts. #StarlinkforBangladesh

[Arif's Den 𝕏 @arifsden]

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