Protesting students of Dhaka Medical College (DMC) have refused to return to classes, saying their key demands, including a permanent residence solution, have remained unmet. The decision to continue the boycott came after a meeting with the Principal Md Kamrul Alam around 11:30am on Tuesday. Students have been boycotting classes since May 28, pressing a five-point charter of demands involving safe and adequate accommodation. Students said they would halt the movement and return to classes if the administration ensured a proper residence arrangement for K-82. On Sunday, they met with college authorities but said they received “no assurances” on their demands.
