Bangladesh Quota Protests Turn Violent
Bangladesh Quota Protests Turn Violent
Bangladesh Quota Protests Turn Violent
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Students in Bangladesh are protesting the reinstatement of a 30% job quota for families of 1971 war veterans, leading to nationwide unrest and calls for a shutdown. Clashes between students and police have resulted in at least six deaths and numerous injuries, including to journalists. The protests have caused significant disruptions, including blocked highways, suspended mobile internet, and a near standstill in Dhaka's traffic. The Border Guard Bangladesh has been deployed to maintain order. The Indian High Commission has advised its nationals to avoid travel in the area due to the violence. The protests reflect deep frustration among students facing high youth unemployment and limited job opportunities in the private sector.

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