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Twenty persons including the general secretary of Jhenaidah district unit Bangladesh Chhatra League were sued over the deaths of three BCL men who died after their motorcycle hit electric poles-loaded truck when they were fleeing an attack by their rival faction on October 7, 2022.

BNP leaders and activists today alleged that Chhatra league and Jubo League men barred BNP leaders and activists from joining the rally in Chattogram and also vandalised their vehicles.

Seven leaders and activists, including the vice-president and joint general secretary of Jhenaidah district Chhatra League, have been suspended after three party men were killed in a road accident while trying to escape an attack by another faction on October 7, 2022.

At least five people were injured in a factional clash between two groups of the local Awami League in Sonaimuri upazila of Noakhali today (October 9, 2022) over the hoisting of national and party flags at the tri-annual conference of Joyag Union unit Awami League in the upazila.

Three BCL leaders and activists were killed in a road accident while trying to escape an attack allegedly by another fiction in Jhenaidah last night.

A day after attacking activists of Bangladesh Chhatra Odhikar Parishad on Dhaka University campus, Chhatra League men yesterday filed two attempted murder cases against 25 leaders and activists of the parishad and 24 of them have landed in jail.

Three Chhatra League activists fleeing an attack by their rival faction had died after their motorcycle hit electric poles loaded stationary truck around 11:00pm on Friday in Jhenidah town.

A Bangladesh Chhatra League leader was suspended yesterday after he was arrested with yaba tablets on Saturday night from Jamalpur’s Namapara area.

On one hand, there were at least 22 incidents of Hindu religious sites being attacked this year. On the other, there were at least seven incidents in which members of the minority community were sued or arrested under the Digital Security Act or other laws for "hurting religious sentiments".

Bangladesh Chhatra League has been running its organisational activities in an "undemocratic" manner for the most part of the last four years, much to the dismay of its leaders and activists.