The family members of the Begum Roketa University student Abu Saeed, who was killed in the quota reform movement, came to Dhaka to meet Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Abu Saeed's parents and brother left for Dhaka in a microbus from Pirganj in Rangpur on Saturday morning.
The poison was confirmed by Rangpur Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Mobaswer Hasan, who told reporters, ‘When Abu Saeed's family expressed interest, they have made all arrangements to meet the Prime Minister.
It is said that they will meet the Prime Minister on Sunday to talk about the murder of Abu Saeed, the family's tality, and the family's duti.
On July 16, Abu Saeed, a student of the English Department of Begum Roketa University, took part in the quota reform movement with ordinary students, who was one of the coordinators of the university in this movement and led the procession from the front.
When the police and Chhatra League activists tried to enter the university campus, the police and Chhatra League leaders and activists stopped the protest march and the students were taken to Rangpur Medical College Hospital where he was immediately taken to Rangpur Medical College Hospital where the doctor declared him dead.
Abu Saeed is the son of Maqbul Hossain of Babanpur village of Pirganj, Rangpur.
He was the only university child of a poor family. Among the 9 brothers and sisters, he has gone to education among 9 brothers and sisters. In the world of poverty, other brothers and sisters could not study, but after passing SSC and HSC, after passing SSC and HSC, he was a student of the 12th batch of English department. The whole family's dream revolves around Abu Saeed.
