A Bangladeshi student group vowed to resume protests that led to a lethal police crackdown and nationwide unrest unless
The group’s leaders, including Nahid Islam, have been detained and their cases against them have been withdrawn.
The group’s chief, Nahid Islam, and two other senior members were forcibly discharged from a hospital in Dhaka.group vowed to resume protests that led to a lethal police crackdown and nationwide unrest unless several of their leaders are released from custody on Sunday. Last week’s violence killed at least 205 people, according to a source count of police and hospital data, marking one of the biggest upheavals during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year tenure.
Masud, who did not disclose his location as he was hiding from authorities, also demanded that the government take “visible actions” against the ministers and police officers responsible for the deaths of protesters. On Friday, plainclothes detectives forcibly discharged Islam and two other senior members of the protest group from a hospital in Dhaka and took them away. Earlier in the week, Islam told AFP that he was being treated for injuries inflicted by police during a previous detention and expressed fear for his life. Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan told reporters on Friday that authorities had taken the trio into custody for their safety but did not confirm whether they had been formally arrested.
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