Anti-Discrimination Student Movement rejects curfew
Staff Correspondent
The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has rejected the government-announced nationwide curfew, imposed for an indefinite period.
Hasnat Abdullah, one of the coordinators of the movement, said this in a Facebook post on Sunday evening.
“None of their (government) orders remains effective after waging a one-point movement. So, we reject the government-announced curfew,” he wrote on his Facebook wall.
Earlier in the day, the government announced a nationwide curfew for an indefinite period to be enforced from Sunday evening amid the worsening situation following the student movement.
Later, the government announced three days of general holidays from Monday to ensure public safety amid the evolving situation.
