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ALL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ARE CLOSED FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD FROM TODAY!!!*

ALL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS ARE CLOSED FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD FROM TODAY!!!*


The quota movement has taken a massive form in Bangladesh. The movement is expressing anger about the quota , students in schools, colleges and universities. Besides, students are getting injured and killed every day due to clashes with BCL. Authorities said that this step of closing all educational institutions has been taken to ensure the safety of students.

Closed education


**However, students strongly condemned this decision. The students think that the movement is a decision of the government to push them back. Moreover, students feel that there is no guarantee of their safety when they leave the university.


 **From today all educational institutions have been declared closed indefinitely. Also UGC has announced the closure of universities.


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