Khulna Bureau:
‘A den of politics, it won’t be in Kuet’, ‘Education and terrorism don’t go together’, ‘Wake up, wake up, the student community has woken up’, ‘It’s gone, it’s gone, the blood is on fire’, ‘Your tyranny has no place in my Bengal’, ‘No brokerage, highway, highway, highway’, ‘There is no place for tyranny in my golden Bengal’, ‘Kuet will not be the address of tyranny’, ‘Hoi, hoi, rai rai, where has the tyranny gone?’ ‘Hoi hoi rai rai, where have the terrorists gone?’ ‘Who are you? Who am I? The Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET) campus has become abuzz with slogans like ‘Bangladesh Bangladesh’, ‘Inqilab, Inqilab, Zindabad, Zindabad’.
Students have taken out a victory procession after the resignation of the Vice-Chancellor. On Thursday (April 24) afternoon, the procession started from in front of the Student Welfare Center on the campus, passed in front of the Durbar Bangla footbridge, circled the administrative building and took position at the university’s central Shaheed Minar. At that time, the national flag and the Palestinian flag were adorning their hands.
Mohan, a 19th batch student of the university’s Textile Department, Md. Rahatul Islam, a 20th batch student of the Civil Engineering Department, Obaidul Islam, a 19th batch student of the EEE Department, Taufiqul Islam, a 19th batch student of the Leather Engineering Department, and Jhalak, a 20th batch student of the Civil Engineering Department, were present on behalf of the protesting students in the victory procession.
At this time, they thanked the injured students, students who spent the night under the open sky, students who were on hunger strike, education advisors, UGC members and journalists from various media for the success of the movement.
Meanwhile, students from various residential halls of the university started gathering in front of the Student Welfare Center from 4 pm to participate in this pre-scheduled victory procession. After that, they danced and sang there for half an hour to express their excitement and joy.
A large number of students of the university participated in today’s victory procession.
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