Police have arrested 10 leaders and activists affiliated with the Chhatra League, Jubo League, Krishak League, and Sramik League in Rangamati. They were produced before a local court on Tuesday (November 11) and subsequently sent to jail. The arrestees are reportedly accused in several cases related to incidents during the anti-discrimination student movement.
Arrests and Judicial Proceedings
According to police, the individuals were detained during drives conducted in Rangamati Sadar and adjacent areas. The group includes leaders and activists from various tiers of the aforementioned organizations. Following their arrest, they were presented to the court, which ordered them to be remanded to judicial custody.Legal Process and Next Steps
The arrestees face multiple charges, including violence, attacks, and sabotage allegedly committed during the anti-discrimination student movement. Police have indicated that they may seek remand for further interrogation as part of the ongoing investigation. Local administration has stated that the situation remains under control.In a related development, 11 activists of the Awami League and its associate bodies were arrested in Netrokona during the same period. Those detained there include members of the Awami League, Jubo League, the banned Chhatra League, and Swechchhasebak League. Legal actions against leaders and activists of the Awami League and its affiliates continue across the country under the current administration.
