Sylhet Correspondent :
A Sylhet court has placed nine members of Bangladesh Chhatra League on a two-day remand each for their alleged involvement with the clash at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology.
The court of Sylhet Metropolitan Magistrate 1 Md Anwarul Haque passed the order on Monday after the police produced the accused before his court with a five-day remand plea each.
Later, they were placed on remand on Wednesday in an assault case, said SI Atiqur Rahman, the investigation officer of the case. The accused are Mursalin, Ujjal, Naim, Belal, Sajal Das,Emran and Sultan.
A private university student was killed and nine people were injured during a gunfight between two Chhatra League factions of the SUST over establishing supremacy on the campus on November 20.
Students who witnessed the gunfight said followers of SUST BCL unit president, who had remained absent from the campus for quite a long time, entered the university around 10:30am. They vandalised the library, academic building, and the Shah Paran Hall. The clash erupted as students loyal to Vice-President Anjan Roy arrived at the scene. Both factions opened fire on each other and exploded handmade bombs leaving at least 20 injured.
A Sylhet court has placed nine members of Bangladesh Chhatra League on a two-day remand each for their alleged involvement with the clash at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology.
The court of Sylhet Metropolitan Magistrate 1 Md Anwarul Haque passed the order on Monday after the police produced the accused before his court with a five-day remand plea each.
Later, they were placed on remand on Wednesday in an assault case, said SI Atiqur Rahman, the investigation officer of the case. The accused are Mursalin, Ujjal, Naim, Belal, Sajal Das,Emran and Sultan.
A private university student was killed and nine people were injured during a gunfight between two Chhatra League factions of the SUST over establishing supremacy on the campus on November 20.
Students who witnessed the gunfight said followers of SUST BCL unit president, who had remained absent from the campus for quite a long time, entered the university around 10:30am. They vandalised the library, academic building, and the Shah Paran Hall. The clash erupted as students loyal to Vice-President Anjan Roy arrived at the scene. Both factions opened fire on each other and exploded handmade bombs leaving at least 20 injured.
