Female students of Government Titumir College in Mohakhali took to the streets late on Tuesday night, chanting slogans and demanding an end to student politics in residential halls. The protest erupted after reports spread that three students faced expulsion for criticizing a newly announced committee of the student wing of a political party. Although the college administration did not confirm the expulsions, the rumors intensified unrest among students.
Participants said they wanted a safe and neutral residential environment, free from political control. They argued that political dominance restricts freedom of expression and fosters fear. The protest followed internal disputes within the student organization, but this time, general students—mostly women—led the demonstration beyond party lines.
College authorities have not issued an official statement but are reportedly monitoring the situation and consulting with teachers and hall officials. While the situation is currently under control, students warned of larger movements if no visible steps are taken to stop hall politics or if the expulsion rumors prove true.
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