The entire country is in turmoil with the quota reform movement. Students on the streets with one demand. That’s why they have come to the streets to demand quota reforms risking their lives. The showbiz arena of the country is very busy on this ongoing issue. Filmmakers, actors and actresses, YouTuber influencers and music artists have expressed their solidarity with the protestors seeking quota reform.

Actress Rukaiya Jahan posted a surprise message on social media and expressed her solidarity with the quota agitating students and said that she would stand by them on the streets. Ruqaiya Jahan said in the post, ‘I am awake all night. What is going on in DU and Zabi? Can anyone give an update? I don’t know if I will have Facebook until tomorrow morning. However, from tomorrow I will take to the streets with my agitating brothers and sisters. In this post, fans have expressed their solidarity. In the comment box, a person named Abdul Haq wrote, Thank you. Wishing success in tomorrow’s movement. Your participation will encourage us a lot.

It is to be noted that last Sunday Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, while talking about the quota, commented Why is there so much anger about the liberation war? The grandchildren of freedom fighters will get nothing, the grandchildren of Razakar will get everything?

Quota reform activists were furious with the Prime Minister’s comments. They assumed that they were called granddaughters of Rajakar. Therefore, the students of various educational institutions, including Dhaka University, started the movement from Sunday midnight to demand the withdrawal of the Prime Minister’s comments and one-point demand for quota reform.

That movement is still going on. On Wednesday, the protesting students blocked roads and railways at various places outside Dhaka and Dhaka. BGB has been deployed in 6 districts including the capital Dhaka from Tuesday evening to control the overall situation.