Writ filed seeking bans on student politics, ragging
Proper compensation to the family of Abrar Fahad and security of all university students were also sought in the petition.
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A writ petition was filed with the High Court on Sunday seeking its directives on banning student politics and ragging in all universities of the country.
Yunus Ali Akand, a lawyer of the Supreme Court, who filed the petition, said there was no legal base of doing student politics in any university.
"To let it continue is unconstitutional," he added.
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Proper compensation to the family of Abrar Fahad and security of all university students were also sought in the petition.
A High Court bench led by Justice Moinul Islam Chowdhury may hear the petition this week, said the lawyer.
