Students in the ongoing movement to protest against road accidents in Dhaka are facing mothers

Students of different schools protesting on the street protesting the death of two students on Sunday, under pressure from the bus in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka. Meanwhile, support for this protest has been supported by people of different levels, including the guardians of the students.

Especially the mothers of the students have supported their movement.

A woman named Selena Momen says "Movement should go, stop all roads."

He said, "I do not want this government to shut down Dhaka if you can not protect them."

Such mass demonstrations are not usually seen in school students.

On Tuesday, students protested at different points and schools in Dhaka while protesting the death of those two students on Tuesday.

Later, traffic to some routes in Dhaka was hampered. At one stage, some students were injured when police baton charged.

These pictures emerged in various media, and there was a lot of criticism in social media about schoolchildren.

Another woman named Sabina Sabi said, "When I asked the question of safety of our children, a mother said to me." It is a mother's demand to develop our humanity. "

Meanwhile, on Wednesday, there are reports of protests in different areas of Dhaka.

Students protest at Airport Road, Uttara, Farmgate, Shani Akhra, and Bangla Motors.

On social media, another mother named Farhana Haq on Facebook says, "If you are afraid of morning, why do you know that the child will go to school?"

He was saying, do not sleep, thinking that the boy will be given in school tomorrow, we are not safe.

Another mother, Kia Khanom, wrote, "We want safe roads because if our children go out on the street, then I can be sure that my cooked rice will come back from my child's school."

Several bus vandalism occurred on the streets yesterday. As a result, the passengers suffered severely.

Reporters say the buses are restricted to the streets today.

A mother named Bilkis Wajhi Jhinook says, she has a son. On Facebook, a child was caught by a police throat and he was frightened by anger.

He said, "The boy who was caught by the throat is my son's age." Someone would have killed my child in such a way.