The Hindu·4 min read·medium
Bangladesh pro-uprising groups turn on each other on second anniversary
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Rabiul Alam
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Two years after the uprising that ousted Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh is experiencing renewed political violence between student groups that were once allies. Clashes between the BNP's student wing and the Jamaat-e-Islami's student wing have left over 100 people injured across multiple universities.
Two years after a mass uprising forced Sheikh Hasina to flee the country, Bangladesh’s campuses and streets are once again witnessing political violence, this time not between the ousted Bangladesh Awami League and its opponents, but among the very parties and student groups that led the movement against her.
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