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On Wednesday, on the occasion of the Great Victory Day, supporters from the two sides of the officials fought when they went to pay tribute to the 1971 martyrs with flowers at the Shahid Bedi on the campus of Kushtia Islamic University. Photo: NTV
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On Wednesday, on the occasion of the Great Victory Day, supporters from the two sides of the officials got into a fight when they went to pay tribute to the 1971 martyrs with flowers at the Shahid Bedi on the campus of Kushtia Islamic University. Photo: NTV
On the occasion of the Great Victory Day, supporters from both sides of the officials engaged in fights and struggles as they paid tribute to the 1971 martyrs at the Shahid Bedi on the campus of the Islamic University of Kushtia.
Members of the Islamic University Officers Association and the Islamic University Officers Association broke flower wreaths and made bamboo sticks and attacked each other during the incident at ‘Mukta Bangla’, one of the memorial sculptures of the Liberation War on campus Wednesday morning.
Several university professors and journalists have been attacked in an attempt to quell the clashes. Apart from this, there have been reports of breaking the crown and stomping on the feet. Then the whole altar was destroyed.
Upon receiving the news, the police came and tried to control the situation but failed. Later, said the rector of the university (Pro-VC). Maryland. When Shahinur Rahman and the leaders of the university branch of the Chhatra League arrived at the scene, the situation normalized.
On Victory Day, the rector expressed his disgust at such activities. Maryland. Shahinur Rahman said: ‘It is better not to come down the aisle with such a vengeful attitude. This is a very sad incident.
According to eyewitnesses, the university authorities paid their respects to the martyrs in the campus’s Free Bengal around 10 a.m. today. Vice Chancellor Prof. Sheikh Abdus Salam and Vice Chancellor Prof. Authorities led by Shahinur Rahman paid their respects with flowers.
On Wednesday, on the occasion of the Great Victory Day, supporters of the two sides of the officials fought when they went to pay tribute to the 1971 martyrs with flowers to Shahid Bedi on the campus of the Islamic University of Kushtia. At this time the altar of martyrdom was destroyed. Photo: NTV
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On Wednesday, on the occasion of the Great Victory Day, supporters of the two sides of the officials fought when they went to pay tribute to the 1971 martyrs with flowers to Shahid Bedi on the campus of the Islamic University of Kushtia. At this time the altar of martyrdom was destroyed. Photo: NTV
At that time, leaders and activists from various political-social-cultural organizations of the university and its affiliates also gathered there and waited for flowers. There were also members of the Association of Islamic University Officers and the Association of Islamic University Officers. Recently, a section of the officers left the association and formed the Officers Association.
After paying their respects with flowers led by the vice chancellor, leaders under the banner of the Association of Islamic University Officials stood at the altar of the martyrs while giving flowers. Witnesses alleged that many people had shoes on their feet at the time. They also said that leaders of the Association of Islamic University Officials expressed their displeasure at the incident.
At one point, there was an argument between the officers ‘association and the officers’ association, and then it turned into a fight and a chase.
The witnesses further said that at that time, the officers ‘association leaders chased after the officers’ association members and entered the university gate. At one point, they were all kicked off campus.
University Proctor Professor. Paresh Chandra Barman told the media: ‘I have never had an incident like this in my 22 years of teaching life. This incident is very sad, unexpected and unexpected.
“I, as a person in the administration, will plead for appropriate punishment to be applied subject to a proper investigation of the incident,” said Proctor.
Meanwhile, there has been a storm of condemnation for such fights and the breaking of wreaths by college-level officials to pay tribute to the memory of the best children in the country. Various teacher organizations and student organizations have condemned and protested the incident.
Past and current teachers and students have also spoken out on social media, calling the incident the worst in EB’s history.
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