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Banned Chhatra League stages flash marches in Dhaka, Ctg

Staff Reporter:

Activists of Chhatra League (BCL), a banned student outfit, brought out flash processions in different parts of the capital and the port city on Friday.

Eyewitnesses and video footages confirmed the brief demonstrations.

In the videos posted on the Facebook pages of Awami League, the banned parent group of BCL, and Chhatra League, BCL activists can be seen demanding withdrawal of the ban on the student organisation.

In Dhaka, the processions took place in front of the National Parliament, and Kakrail intersection. In Chattogram city, BCL activists marched at GEC intersection, Gate No 2, and CRB area.

Chattogram Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Aminur Rashid told reporters that they would bring the BCL activists to book after scanning the video footages.

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