Demo at Shahbagh for raising age ceiling of govt job
Job seekers bring out a token coffin march and parade from Shahbagh to TSC intersection of Dhaka University on April 27, 2018, demanding the ceiling to be raised to 35 in government service from what it is 30 now. Photo: Prabir Das
Job seekers demonstrate at Dhaka’s key point Shahbagh demanding a raise in the age ceiling of enrolment into government service.
Job seekers today demonstrated at Dhaka’s key point Shahbagh demanding a raise in the age ceiling of enrolment into government service.
With token coffins, symbolising that otherwise they would be pushed towards death, they held a rally there, demanding the ceiling to be raised to 35 from what it is 30 now.
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Job seekers stage a demonstration at Shahbagh of Dhaka and later bring out a token coffin march on April 27, 2018, demanding the ceiling to be raised to 35 in government service from what it is 30 now. Photo: Prabir Das
“In our education system, it takes a student to graduate at the age of 27-28. A space of two or three years is not enough to get a government job,” said MA Ali, general secretary of Bangladesh Shadharan Chhatra Parishad.
Later, activists of the platform led by its president Imtiaz Hossain, brought out a coffin march and paraded from Shahbagh to TSC intersection of Dhaka University.
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