Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (DUCSU) Literary and Cultural Secretary Musaddiq Ali Ibn Mohammad has issued a 48-hour ultimatum demanding the resignation of the government’s home, law, and foreign advisers. In a statement released Thursday, he warned of a nationwide student movement if the advisers fail to show visible improvements in law and order and take decisive action against ruling party-linked criminals.

Musaddiq acknowledged partial satisfaction with the ongoing ‘Operation Devil Hunt Phase-2,’ which reportedly led to 4,360 arrests in three days. However, he criticized the authorities for alleged leniency toward influential offenders and warned that wrongful arrests of innocent citizens would not be tolerated. He held Home Adviser Jahangir Alam responsible for any future acts of violence by unarrested criminals and accused Law Adviser Asif Nazrul of enabling repeated bail for detained offenders.

The DUCSU leader also urged the Foreign Adviser to take concrete steps to repatriate fugitive murder suspects, including Hasina, warning that failure to act could trigger mass student protests across the country.