In this video, we discuss the recent alarming actions of the Bangladesh police, which many are comparing to genocide. We’ll cover the tragic death of Abu Sayed, the mass arrests of over 1,100 individuals, and the deaths of protesters during the quota protests. These incidents reflect a broader pattern of brutality and systemic violence against civilians.
Sources:
“Abu Sayed’s Death in Police Firing: Cops’ FIR Runs Counter to Known Facts” – The Daily Star, July 23, 2024
“Another 1,100 Arrested in Police Raids” – The Daily Star, July 22, 2024
“Quota Protest: 2 Killed in Clash with Police in Chattogram” – The Daily Star, July 21, 2024
“17-yr-old Student Killed in Clash Between Quota Protesters, Police, and Jubo League” – The Daily Star, July 21, 2024
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