Govt accepted demands of JnU protesters: UGC chairman
JnU Correspondent
The UGC chairman's announcement comes just hours after the protesters started a hunger strike at Kakrail over their three demands, including housing allowance for 70% of students starting from 2025-26 academic year and initiation of the second campus project as a priority in the next Ecnec
- UGC says govt accepts demands of protesters
- JnU students go on hunger strike in the afternoon
- DMP bans rallies, demos in Kakrail and surrounding areas
- Ganosamhati Andolan, Islami Andolan urge govt to sit with students
- Student detained over attack on Adviser Mahfuj Alam released
- The protesters have started a hunger strike programme for today (16 May) at Kakrail, ignoring a DMP ban on gatherings in the area. Former students of the university have joined the protest.
