Students Protest Quota System - Dhaka

Students Protest Quota System - Dhaka

Students scuffle with police during a protest to demand merit-based system for civil service jobs in Dhaka on July 11, 2024. Bangladesh police on July 11 fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse university student protesters demanding the scrapping of quotas they say are rigged to support pro-government job candidates. Photo by Habibur Rahman/ABACAPRESS.COM

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