Another criminal case has been filed against 220 named and 150-200 unidentified leaders and activists of the banned student organization Bangladesh Chhatra League, in connection with the July 15 attack on agitating students on the campus of the University of Dhaka.

“As a number of names of key attackers were missing in the previous case, another complaint was filed with the Shahbagh police station,” said complainant Arman Hossain, key coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement, during of a press briefing at the police station after his accommodation. the case this evening.

This case was filed under Articles 326, 109 and 114 of the Criminal Code, Arman said.

Besides the masterminds and facilitators of the attack, the BCL leaders who illegally obstructed the students’ agitation in the corridors were also charged under Article 341 of the Penal Code, Arman added.

The main accused in the case are: BCL President Saddam Hussein, General Secretary Sheikh Wali Asif Enan, DU BCL President Mazharul Kabir Shayon, General Secretary Tanbir Hasan Shaikat, Vice President of the University of Jagannath Imrahim Sanim and Vice President of BCL Chowdhury Private Combined University Anm Nokib Ashraf. .

The masterminds, instigators and main attackers were involved in this case, a key coordinator, Abdul Kader, said at the press conference.

Complainant Arman added: “We took utmost precautions to identify the attackers…we identified the accused after hours of homework and revisions repeatedly so that no innocent name was included among the accused. »

The coordinators hope that people will come forward and take legal action wherever Awami League leaders and their collaborators have tortured and assaulted people in various ways over the past 15 years.

Earlier on October 21, a criminal case was filed against 391 Awami League, Jubo League and banned Chhatra League leaders, including ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, with Shahbag police station in connection with the The July 15 attack on the UA campus.

In this case, around 800 to 1,000 unidentified people were also charged in the case filed by Mahin Sarkar, a coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement, who was also attacked that day by men from the BCL.

Student Anti-Discrimination Movement spokesperson Umama Fatima and coordinator Rifat Rashid were also present at the press conference.