JnU students continue strike for 2nd day
UNB
The 2nd day of the strike enforced by Jagannath University (JnU) students demanding dormitories on the now vacated land of Dhakas old central jail, was observed on Monday, reports UNB.
As part of their scheduled programme, a group of students of the university took position on the campus and staged demonstrations to press home their demand in the morning, witnesses said. Additional police forces have been deployed to avoid untoward situation. Police also barricaded Rai Saheber Bazar road and Tanti Bazar road.
The students demand for residential halls on the land of the vacated Dhaka jail came as their accomm
The 2nd day of the strike enforced by Jagannath University (JnU) students demanding dormitories on the now vacated land of Dhakas old central jail, was observed on Monday, reports UNB.
As part of their scheduled programme, a group of students of the university took position on the campus and staged demonstrations to press home their demand in the morning, witnesses said. Additional police forces have been deployed to avoid untoward situation. Police also barricaded Rai Saheber Bazar road and Tanti Bazar road.
The students demand for residential halls on the land of the vacated Dhaka jail came as their accommodation problems took a serious turn as landlords these days are unwilling to rent out houses to bachelors in the wake of recent militant activity in the country. The JnU students embarked on the movement for dormitories on the vacated land on August 2 after the transfer of its total setup to the newly-built jail facility in Keraniganj last month. On Sunday Jagannath University (JnU) students who are now on a movement demanding dormitories on the empty land of Dhakas old central jail came under attack allegedly by some activists of JnU unit of BCL.
odation problems took a serious turn as landlords these days are unwilling to rent out houses to bachelors in the wake of recent militant activity in the country. The JnU students embarked on the movement for dormitories on the vacated land on August 2 after the transfer of its total setup to the newly-built jail facility in Keraniganj last month. On Sunday Jagannath University (JnU) students who are now on a movement demanding dormitories on the empty land of Dhakas old central jail came under attack allegedly by some activists of JnU unit of BCL.
