was killed after posting comments on facebook criticizing deals signed by prime minister sheikh hasina during a visit to delhi last week. many bangladeshis believe the agreements which include a water sharing pact with india go against their country's interests. the suspects are allegedly linked to the ruling party's student wing protesters are demanding that the university take steps to reduce political tensions on campus tensions that sometimes lead to violence this school this is ultimately about stopping these kinds of incidents these fires for change that happens in the name of bragging to stop this wrecking culture we didn't speak or that such and such an intense think fight it would only to be just like a movie given and it worked on the do these kind of t.v. do i go we're going to do things i don't like or if i don't push it i don't think you need to come back. the killing has sparked protests at universities across bangladesh the government has pledged a thorough investigation and justice fahd's family. and joining us from was khalid moore you dean he's the head of bengali ser

watershed in doing his attackers are alleged to be from a student body linked to prime minister sheikh hasina as the winning of ami league at least 11 suspects have been arrested by the police and the prime minister has promised justice will be done. justice for opera. that's the rallying cry going up all over bangladesh university in the capital dhaka. thousands of students have been protesting to demand action after the violent killing of one of their classmates at the country's leading engineering school. this is the dormitory room where fahd was tortured and beaten over several hours the attackers fellow students upset by his political views friends are appalled. the independent group believes just like in the middle ages there was a student who was beaten with it. just because of the different different opinions because apparently no one is supposed to have the for indians in our country and in the fight. god was killed after posting comments on facebook criticizing deals signed by prime minister sheikh hasina during a visit to delhi last week. many bangladeshis believe the agreements wh