Around 1:15pm, activists were also seen marching with sticks in the Mirpur 11 area.
Jubo Dal and Chhatra Dal activists take to the streets in Mirpur claiming to “prevent acts of sabotage” following clashes between garment workers and police on Tuesday (3 November). Photo: Collected
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Jubo Dal and Chhatra Dal activists take to the streets in Mirpur claiming to “prevent acts of sabotage” following clashes between garment workers and police on Tuesday (3 November). Photo: Collected
Jubo Dal and Chhatra Dal activists have taken to the streets in Mirpur claiming to “prevent acts of sabotage” following clashes between garment workers and police.
The activists were seen marching with sticks and wooden poles in the Mirpur 10 roundabout area from around 11:45am today (3 November).
During the march, they chanted various slogans against the protesters.
Bulbul Ahmed Mallik, former secretary of Pallabi unit of the BNP, said the protests had been organised as part of a plan to put the government in a difficult position.
Jubo Dal and Chhatra Dal activists take to the streets in Mirpur claiming to “prevent acts of sabotage” following clashes between garment workers and police on Tuesday (3 November). Photo: Collected
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Jubo Dal and Chhatra Dal activists take to the streets in Mirpur claiming to “prevent acts of sabotage” following clashes between garment workers and police on Tuesday (3 November). Photo: Collected
He said, “This is a planned movement aimed at putting the government under pressure. BNP leaders and activists, along with members of its affiliated organisations, have taken to the streets to resist them.”
Around 1:15pm, activists were also seen marching with sticks in the Mirpur 11 area.
Earlier, around 10am, clashes broke out between garment workers and police beneath Mirpur-11 metro rail station. The workers threw bricks and stones at police, who responded by firing tear gas and sound grenades. At least four people were detained by police during the incident.
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