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Joint forces arrested nine student coordinators

In the name of the coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement or by identifying themselves as ‘coordinators ‘They are doing various misdeeds to achieve their own interests.

Joint forces arrested nine people including two women on charges of extortion in a hotel in Uttara of the capital, posing as student coordinators.
According to the police, a group of miscreants entered the Beijing Hotel located on Road No. 7 of Uttara Sector 3 in the identity of the student coordinator. After entering the hotel, the owner of the hotel was locked in a room. Along with that, his mobile phone was taken away. After that nine people who were arrested and some others demanded 500,000 taka. At that time the owner of the hotel was given 10 minutes by the alleged coordinators for Tk5 lakh. Later, when the hotel authorities informed the administration, the army and the police went and arrested the nine people.

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