quota movement

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File photo of Prime Minister’s Political Assistant Rashed Khan. Photo: Collected

Rashed Khan alleges torture at DMP cybercrime unit in 2018

Rashed had filed the complaint over the alleged torture during the quota reform movement in 2018 and visited the tribunal on 30 April 2025 regarding the matter. 

Opposition Leader Shafiqur Rahman speaks while addressing an exchange meeting with families of those killed in the July Uprising and July fighters at the Institution of Diploma Engineers, Bangladesh (IDEB) auditorium in the capital on 30 July 2026. Photo: Courtesy

Quota system now implemented in its worst form despite anti-quota movement: Shafiqur

Photo: PID

14 July 2024: Anti-quota movement escalates after Hasina calls protesters ‘Razakars’

DU students at TSC around 12:45am on 15 July 2024, protesting Sheikh Hasina’s insulting remark. Photo: TBS

‘Razakar’: The butterfly effect of a word

Illustration: TBS

The buildup to July Uprising: From a simple anti-quota movement to a wildfire against autocracy

Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. Sketch: TBS

Turning points of rise and fall of Hasina in a tale of two verdicts by apex court  

Sketch: TBS

A concerned citizen’s take on the right side of history

Sketch: TBS

Ashrefa’s ‘revolution’ is far from over

Feni District Jamaat unit holds a press conference at the Feni Press Club on Thursday (8 August). Photo: UNB

Jamaat to provide Tk1 lakh to each family of students killed during quota movement

People shake hands with army personnel as they celebrate the resignation of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in Dhaka, Bangladesh, August 5, 2024. REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain/File Photo

Exclusive: Bangladesh army refused to suppress protest, sealing Hasina's fate