Bangladesh Protests: 778 Indian students return home as violent protests claim over 100 lives

Saturday, 20 July 2024 (1 hour ago)
The MEA stated that the High Commission in Dhaka, along with the Assistant High Commissions, is in regular contact with more than 4,000 students still in various universities in Bangladesh

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Violent protests in Bangladesh over job reservations have forced Indian students to flee, with over 300 crossing into India in one day. The unrest, which has claimed over 100 lives, led to university closures and communication blackouts. Students from various Indian states returned via border...

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