Jumbangla Desk: After banning the Chhatra League, the law and order forces have made preparations so that they cannot carry out any activities anywhere in the country including the capital. As a result of the ban, the organization will not be able to hold meetings. Even if multiple members meet in a secret place, they will be arrested. A case will be filed against the leaders and activists under the Sedition Act and Special Powers Act if they hold meetings.

Chhatra League is banned

Both these laws carry life imprisonment. This information was known by talking to the police and lawyers.
After the fall of the Awami League government in the face of the movement on August 5, there was a demand to ban the Chhatra League. The interim government was given until Thursday to ban the Chhatra League from holding an anti-discrimination student movement rally at the central Shaheed Minar on Tuesday. The next day, Wednesday night, the Ministry of Home Affairs issued a notification and banned the Chhatra League.

After investigation, it is known that the detectives have been monitoring the activities of Chhatra League ever since it was banned. The police are also preparing to suppress them. Members of the intelligence agencies and law enforcement agencies are keeping an eye on whether they take out jhatika processions anywhere in the country to react after the ban.

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When asked, DMP DC (Media) Muhammad Talebur Rahman said, 'As a banned organization, they (Chatra League leaders and activists) will not be able to hold any meetings. If you do, a case will be filed.' Source: Voice of Time