Faria Khan is a contributor to The Witty Herald. She writes to inspire change and raise awareness. Her goal is to make a positive impact through her work, which mostly includes Bangladeshi politics, thanks to her education in Government and Politics. Faria seeks to be a voice for the people, speaking on issues that often go unheard. An environmentally conscious citizen, she frequently writes about ways to move toward a greener tomorrow. In her free time, she enjoys staying up-to-date with the latest TV shows.
By the end of July 23, Bangladesh’s quota protests claimed 197 lives, sparking nationwide unrest, curfew, and internet blackout, as students demand justice and reform.
July 18 saw relentless student protests amid violent crackdowns, a nationwide shutdown, and calls for justice, marking a turning point in Bangladesh’s history.
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Protests turned violent as the police BCL clashed with students nationwide, leaving 6 dead and 400+ injured. Cultural icons voiced solidarity for reform.
Anti-quota protesters submitted a memorandum to the President at Bangabhaban, while PM Sheikh Hasina labeled them “Razakars,” escalating student protests.
Police accusations and government inaction fuel tensions as anti-quota protesters announce a march to Bangabhaban, demanding justice and reform.
Anti-quota protests intensify with rallies, blockades, and clashes, as students demand job reforms while police issue warnings and tensions escalate.
Bangla Blockade enters day 2 as students block key roads, railways, demanding an end to ‘discriminatory quotas’ in government jobs, causing traffic chaos.
BCL escalates tensions with threats against anti-quota protesters, warning of confrontation as students block key Dhaka roads demanding reforms.
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