The Jagannath University (Jabi) unit of Jatiya Chhatra Shakti organized a protest rally and assembly on Sunday, May 10, 2026, at the university’s sculpture square. The demonstration was held to condemn border killings and alleged persecution of Muslims in India’s West Bengal. After the assembly, participants marched through various campus roads chanting slogans demanding an end to border violence and protection of human rights.

During the event, Jabi Chhatra Shakti president Faisal Murad accused Indian authorities of restricting religious freedom and targeting Muslims following recent elections in West Bengal. He claimed that Muslims were being prevented from performing religious practices and that some were being labeled as Bangladeshis and excluded from voter lists. Murad warned that such actions could create a new refugee crisis for Bangladesh and urged the government to take a firm diplomatic stance.

He emphasized Bangladesh’s tradition of communal harmony and called for vigilance to prevent sectarian tensions from spreading across the border.