Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (DUCSU) Vice President Abu Sadiq Kayem has called on students and citizens to remain alert, disciplined, and united in resisting what he described as ongoing conspiracies against the nation. In a Facebook post published early Thursday, Kayem urged supporters to take a firm but peaceful stance on the streets to counter these threats.

Kayem’s statement followed the reported killing of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi, whom he referred to as a front-line fighter against domination. He demanded justice for Hadi’s death and warned that domestic collaborators of foreign influence were attempting to divert public anger through violence, including recent attacks on newspaper offices.

The call has sparked discussions among student groups and political observers about the growing tension on campuses. Authorities have not yet commented on Kayem’s remarks, but analysts note that the appeal reflects rising activism among university students amid heightened political sensitivities in Bangladesh.