According to the preliminary declaration, a rally was held in front of the Dhaka University Central Library on Sunday morning after a demonstration rally called the joint convener of the organization Nurul Haque Noor.
He said, "Although the announcement of the Prime Minister had passed 32 days, the notification was not issued. ... we do not want to wait any longer. If the notification is not issued today in the afternoon, strike will be held in all colleges and universities across the country tomorrow. Class tests will be aborted indefinitely. "
Apparently angry at the students' movement demanding reform of the quota system, Sheikh Hasina said in Parliament on April 11, "The movement repeatedly canceled the quota system for the misery; Clearly; I think that is, that is the cancellation. "
The government chief said on the day that a committee under the leadership of the cabinet secretary was quoted.
A proposal of the Ministry of Public Administration reached the Prime Minister's Office on 10 May to make a committee headed by the Cabinet Secretary. But the committee was not until 1pm on Sunday.
On Sunday, a procession of general student rights conservation council banner in Dhaka University campus demanded the announcement of the announcement of the announcement of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
On Sunday, a procession of general student rights conservation council banner in Dhaka University campus demanded the announcement of the announcement of the announcement of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Nurul Haque Noor said, "When the government has called, we responded. The announcement was made in May 7, but the students were offended by not being so. The students of Bengal will never give up their rights to the community. If the notification is not issued in a hurry, then go to the strict movement.
"When the Prime Minister announced the cancellation of the quota, we welcomed his speech and staged our procession and held a procession. But after the announcement of 27 days, we did not receive the notification. Why is such a degradation with the students? "
Convener of Bangladesh General Student Reservations Council Hasan Ali Mamun and Joint Convener Muhammad Rashed Khan spoke in the protest rally.
Earlier, a demonstration procession started from the front of the central library of Dhaka University, finishing at the Shahjal-e-Shahbagh area with the help of Madhur Canteen, Lecture Theater Building, SuryaSen Hall, Muhsin Hall, Nilkhet Road, VC Chattar, Fuller Road, Shahid Minar, Doyel Chattar.
Currently, 56 percent posts for government jobs are reserved for quota; Of them, 30 percent for the children of freedom fighters, 10 percent for women, 10 percent in district, 5 percent of minor ethnic groups, 1 percent of disabled people.
The protesters 'Student Rights Reservation Council' demanded to reduce quota by 10 percent to demand quota reform. They had also demanded to fill it from merit list if the candidates did not get the quota.
After talking about the quota cancellation, they now hold protests in different parts of the country on Sunday to demand the release of the notification.