Bangladesh is living through daily un-governmentality.

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Case filed against 95 named individuals and 1,000 unidentified people

The widespread unrest at Chittagong University and adjacent villages where students and villagers clashed with each other for the better part of a day, had begun with a nightguard assaulting a female student who had returned to her mess, reportedly at 11:00pm

Police are working to identify the masked attackers

Chittagong University authorities yesterday lodged a case accusing 1,095 people, including activists of the banned Chhatra League, over a clash between students and villagers, which left at least 240 injured on August 31.

Two rounds of clashes between villagers and students of Chittagong University have left at least 240 people injured. The violence was sparked by the alleged assault on a female student on Saturday night and flared yesterday afternoon.

A fresh clash broke out today between the students of Chittagong University (CU) and local residents

Although the two identified themselves as journalists, locals accused them of carrying fake ID cards and began beating them

Both sides were seen hurling brickbats and wielding sticks during the confrontation, turning the area into a battlefield

Following the clash, the university authorities have postponed all departmental examinations scheduled for today.