DHAKA, April 23, 2026 (BSS) - Leaders and activists of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra 
Dal (JCD) today carried out a wall writing programme on Dhaka University 
campus protesting the attack on students, including JCD leaders and 
activists, at Chattogram City College for making wall writing against "Gupto" 
(covert) politics.

The programme was held at Salimullah Muslim Hall on the campus under the 
leadership of Md. Tariqul Islam Tariq, central joint general secretary of JCD 
and former general secretary of the hall unit. 

Leaders and activists of JCD various units including DU, its hall, Shahjalal 
University of Science and Technology; Jagannath University, Dhaka 
metropolitan north, south, east and west, Tejgaon College and private 
university were present, among others.

During the programme, the JCD leaders demanded exemplary punishment for those 
involved in the attack at Chattogram City College.

They said there should be no place for any form of "covert politics" or 
unethical political activities in educational institutions across the 
country. 

Whenever someone speaks out against such practices, they are attacked, they 
said. 

As part of a central programme protesting the Chattogram City College 
incident and demanding the safety of students, they carried out this 
campaign.

When asked, Tariq said JCD respects all opinions. However, a certain 
political group is emerging under hidden identities while holding different 
political positions and is often involved in various misconduct, he said. 

He said it is unethical to be affiliated with multiple organizations at the 
same time. Those who want to engage in healthy politics should work under 
their own party banner-this, he said, is the beauty of democratic politics.

He further stated that the programme was carried out to condemn the attack by 
Islami Chhatra Shibir in Chattogram and to resist political conspiracies 
being carried out behind the scenes. 

Just as public opinion was shaped through wall-writing during the mass 
uprising of the 1990s, today's student community is similarly standing up 
against covert politics. 

In this new Bangladesh following the mass uprising, no form of covert 
politics will be tolerated, he said. 

He called upon all student organizations to present their ideals openly and 
engage in transparent political practices.