Actually quota reform movement is going on in Bangladesh. The movement is being done by university students. Many students were injured and killed in the police attack in this movement.  Feedbac
@@XumoyunTulkunov"Dozens of people have been injured by violence at student protests in Bangladesh. Police fired tear gas and charged with batons after fighting broke out between rival groups near Dhaka on Monday. Students have been protesting for two weeks, calling for an end to what they say are discriminatory quotas for public service jobs. They say it favours supporters of the ruling party, and want a merit-based system instead."
@@cringexmemes First of all, Bangladesh has become a country of extreme corruption. Moreover, in our country no one gets a middle class job despite being highly educated. From poor family to middle class family, even though we study hard, we don't get a decent job. Freedom fighter quota, tribal quota, women quota etc. 56% quota allotment in any government job. Many times it is seen that as many seats as are vacant, all quotas are filled with %. So where do we go without quota ordinary citizens? 53 years have passed since the freedom fighters fought. That quota has been enjoyed by their grandson, grandson and grandson for life. Many times it is seen that a normal student does not get a job even if he gets 90% marks while someone with quota gets 60% marks and he gets the exact same job. Therefore, students of all classes of all districts of Bangladesh have started to protest against it on the streets. But the political people of the government are acting aggressively on these young students, shooting and killing them. Even girl students were beaten to death for protesting against this quota.
@@9algames Students from government and private universities across Bangladesh are demanding reform in the conventional job quota system, under which more than half of much sought-after government jobs are reserved. The protesters said they are not aligned with any political group and they want a merit-based system that is fair to all. Fahim Faruki, a protester and third-year international relations student at Dhaka University, said the students organised the protests through a Facebook group and were not backed by any political organisation. The protest movement has come to be known as the Students Against Discrimination movement. Thousands of students from Dhaka University in the capital as well as Chittagong University have staged sit-ins against the quota system. On June 5, the High Court ordered the reinstatement of the 30 percent quota for children of freedom fighters, deeming the 2018 abolition of quotas illegal. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of the Awami League had abolished the quota system after massive protests. On Wednesday, students from Dhaka University blocked major intersections and the police precinct in Shahbagh, a popular square in Dhaka. The student-led blockade of Shahbagh square continued for days.
There is a quota system in place in bangladesh for which the grandchildren of freedom fighters get government jobs with asbolutely no qualifications. The students of bangladesh protested to make this fair. But the government said they wont do it and called the students traitors. When the students went to protest more many of them were shot and many female students had acid thrown at them. Students are being tortured in the university dorms. Please pray for us
Thank you bro for supporting us I am a Bangladesh students and we are in danger because of our Government they killing many of our Students. 😢 my request to all gamers plz pray for us and support us 🙏❤️
Love from Bangladesh bro. And loved the way you showed support to Bangladeshi students. We are in a very bad situation right now. The government assigned Polices, Armed forces to literally kill Students who are protesting against the Quota system.
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