Attack on CU student by 'BCL men' protested

CHATTOGRAM, Mar 28 (UNB): Students of Chattogram University (CU) locked on Monday its main gate demanding justice for a Law Department student who was injured in an attack allegedly by some Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) activists.
The students took position in the zero point area of the CU campus at 1:00 pm and staged demonstrations seeking justice.
According to the protesting students, Kafil Uddin Sami, a first-year student of the Law Department, was severely beaten by some members of BCL's shuttle train based sub group named 'Sixty Nine' in front of the CU medical center on Sunday noon.
"Kafil suffered injuries on his head as they beat him up with iron rod and bricks. He was rushed to the university's medical centre and later shifted to Chattogram Medical College Hospital," said one of the protesting students.
The students vowed to continue their protest until they get justice.
Meanwhile, Dr Shahidul Islam, assistant proctor of CU, said they are yet to receive any written complaint from the students but they are inquiring about it.
"We had discussion with students and assured them of justice," he said.