Students have suspended their protests and returned to classes following government assurances, restoring normal traffic flow on the Mahakhali-Gulshan road. However, they have warned of resuming protests if visible progress is not made on their demands. The students of Titumir College had been boycotting classes and exams since last Tuesday and began a hunger strike the following afternoon, demanding that their institution be declared an independent university. Although the Ministry of Education intervened on Monday and assured improved facilities, no concrete commitment was made regarding university status. After Dhaka University (DU) separated itself from the seven affiliated colleges, the government announced plans to form a new university for them. However, Titumir students have been protesting for their college to be recognized as a standalone university. On Monday, students blocked railway tracks, prompting discussions with education ministry officials, who promised to work on land allocation, new buildings, and other demands.