Protesters declare 'Total non-cooperation movement' from Sunday

The Anti-discrimination Student Movement has announced their next course of action programs from Saturday and Sunday. 

Rifat Rashed and Mahin, two coordinators of the anti-discrimination student movement, made the announcement on their Facebook page on Friday.

In the post, they wrote: protesting the killings of students and people across the country by attacking the peaceful movement and to press the 9-point demand, a protest march has been called across the country on Saturday and a "total non-cooperation" movement for an indefinite period from Sunday.

They also urged people from all walks of life to come out in alleys, streets and neighborhoods to make the program a success.

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To make the non-cooperation movement successful, the coordinators have urged people to boycott all taxes and levies, refrain from paying electricity, gas, water, and other utility bills, and keep all government and private institutions, offices, and courts closed.

They also requested to keep all educational institutions closed, stop sending remittances, and boycott all government-organized events.