Quota system Kay Khilaaf Talba Ka Ehtijaj. Bangladesh Midanِ Jung Ban Gaya.

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00:00In Bangladesh, the youth who are against the quota system have come out on the streets.

00:04In Bangladesh, against the quota system in government jobs,

00:07on 15 July 2024, we are seeing in the protest demonstrations that they have taken a severe action.

00:14According to the French news agency AFP, the total number of deaths in the demonstrations so far has been 39.

00:20In the Uttar Pradesh earthquake, 64 out of the country, 26 were in the district,

00:23in which 702 people have been injured so far.

00:26According to The Independent, 104 police officers and 30 journalists are among the injured.

00:30In Bangladesh, the students of the university have been protesting against a 30% quota system

00:37for those fighting against Pakistan in 1971 in government jobs for many days.

00:40In 2018, the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid,

00:43after such a protest by the students, ended the 30% quota system.

00:47But in June 2024, a new protest movement was born to restore the quota system by the court,

00:53which is currently going on.

00:55This is being reported by the media all over the world.

00:58But this is a very typical thing.

00:59If something happens in Pakistan, we blame India.

01:01If something happens in India, they blame Pakistan.

01:04If something is happening in Bangladesh, they are blaming Pakistan.

01:07The Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wajid,

01:10in a protest against the students who helped Pakistan in the war of 1971,

01:17has been declared an agent of Pakistan.

01:20The student who participated in the protest said that he was insulted by this accusation.

01:23That is why Sheikh Hasina Wajid apologised to him.

01:26The people who are protesting against the quota system in Bangladesh,

01:30are standing on the streets right now.

01:31The internet has been shut down there.

01:33For many hours, Bangladesh has been in contact with the whole world.

01:37All over the world, we are seeing how the youth are trying to turn the streets

01:42and get their demands fulfilled for their rights.

01:44This situation is very interesting in Bangladesh.