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Deadly Clashes Erupt at Student-Led Rally in Sheikh Mujib’s Hometown

Authorities imposed a 22-hour curfew in Gopalganj to restore order after gunfire erupted between security forces and Awami League supporters at an NCP rally.

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Overview

  • At least three people were killed—including Dipto Saha and Ramazan Kazi—and dozens more were injured when clashes turned violent in Gopalganj.
  • Hundreds of Awami League supporters attempted to disrupt the National Citizen Party’s July March rally, triggering confrontations with police.
  • Nearly 200 Border Guard Bangladesh soldiers were deployed alongside police as authorities vowed stern action against the attackers.
  • Interim leader Muhammad Yunus condemned the assault on the student-led party as a violation of fundamental rights and vowed to hold perpetrators accountable.
  • The NCP announced plans for district-wide blockades and warned it will seek justice independently if officials do not prosecute those responsible.