In consultation with the coordinators, the families of the victims of the movement

The Central Coordinating Team of Anti-Discrimination Student Movement exchanged views with the family members and relatives of those killed and injured in the anti-discrimination student movement in Munshiganj.

A coordinating team of 13 members led by Central Coordinator Sarjis Alam reached Munshiganj on Sunday morning as part of the departmental and district tour.

Later, from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm, they went to a restaurant in the city and exchanged views with the family members of the six people who were killed in the movement program and the family members of the injured in the movement program, including the family members of the three people who were killed in the violence of the anti-discrimination student movement on August 4 and they expressed their condolences.

It is to be noted that Riazul Faraji, son of Kazi Matin of North Islampur area of ​​Munshiganj, Mohammad Sajal, son of Ali Akbar and Noor Mohammad Dipjal, son of Siraj Sardar, were shot and killed during the anti-discrimination student movement in Munshiganj's supermarket area on August 4. Apart from this, at least a hundred students were injured that day, including more than half a hundred gunshots.

Apart from this, six more people from Munshiganj were killed in Dhaka during the agitation.

Meanwhile, in the afternoon, the coordination team is scheduled to hold an exchange meeting with the students at Munshiganj Government Harganga College ground.

Bangladesh /SBT