MBSTU students participate in 'March for Unity'

The MBSTU administration arranged two buses to facilitate student participation. Around 100 students departed from the campus at 9:30 AM in a spirited atmosphere, expressing excitement and determination for the event.  

Naimur Rahman, a student from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, reflected on the journey of the movement: "Today feels like victory. We started this movement from the shadows of despair, and now we stand on the brink of triumph. The joy and satisfaction I feel are beyond words."  

Sajib Hasan, from the Economics Department, emphasized the broader significance of the movement: "This revolution represents not just students but the entire nation. No obstacle can deter the 'March for Unity' today."  

The gathering at the Shaheed Minar was organized to unveil the final manifesto of the anti-discrimination movement, a moment eagerly anticipated by the participants. Despite some uncertainties arising from last-minute developments, the movement�s central coordinators reaffirmed their commitment to unity and proceeded with the event as planned.  

In a press conference held early on the morning of December 31, the coordinators declared the 'March for Unity' a symbol of solidarity and resilience, cementing the movement's significance in the ongoing fight against discrimination. MBSTU students' participation underscored the nationwide impact of the movement and their dedication to creating a more equitable society.