The doors of Ganobhaban are open, I want to listen to the students: Prime Minister

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has ordered the release of ordinary students detained after the violence surrounding the quota reform movement.

He said, every murder will be prosecuted.

The Prime Minister said this in a meeting with the leaders of Professional Coordination Council at Ganabhaban on Saturday. Earlier, Sheikh Hasina called for a dialogue with the agitating students, saying that the door of Ganobhaban is always open for them.

At that time, the head of government announced the cancellation of the proposed pension system in universities, autonomous institutions and government institutions.

Allegations of attack by police, Chhatra League-Youth League in the mass march organized for the 9-point demand of the students. The anti-discrimination student movement has called for protests across the country on Saturday.

The agitators have also called for an all-out non-cooperation movement from Sunday. In the meantime, the Prime Minister announced this.

Earlier, Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina tasked three leaders of the party to sit with the coordinators of the ongoing quota reform movement in an emergency meeting at Ganobhaban on Friday night.

According to media reports, Awami League presidium members Advocate Jahangir Kabir Nanak, Joint General Secretary Mahbubul Alam Hanif and AFM Bahauddin Nashim were given responsibility.

At the same time, the prime minister appointed a team of three responsible leaders to discuss with the agitators. He also directed to include senior leaders of 14 party alliance in this team.

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