Archive · 28 Oct 2025
Student Clash in Dhaka Injures 50, Sparks Arson and Violence
Imagine a big playground where two groups of kids, from Daffodil and City University, don't get along.
It started when a student from one school accidentally got another student from the other school upset.
This led to a huge fight!
Kids started throwing things, breaking things, and even setting things on fire.
Lots of students got hurt.
The schools' property was damaged, and the police are now trying to make sure everyone is safe and the fighting stops.
A violent clash occurred between students from Daffodil International University and City University.
The incident resulted in at least 50 student injuries.
Vandalism and arson were reported, with damage to vehicles and property.
The conflict began after an argument sparked by a student spitting incident.
Police were present at the scene, attempting to control the situation.
- Who
- Students from Daffodil International University and City University were involved.
- What
- A violent clash, involving vandalism and arson, occurred between students.
- When
- The incident took place early on Monday.
- Where
- The clash occurred in Ashulia, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
- Why
- The clash began after a City University student spat, hitting a Daffodil student, leading to an argument.
City University Students
Daffodil International University Students
Responsibility for Violence
City University Students
Some City University students were accused of instigating the violence.
Daffodil International University Students
Some Daffodil University students were accused of escalating the conflict through retaliatory actions.
Police Response
City University Students
Reportedly criticized the law enforcement agencies for not providing sufficient assistance.
Daffodil International University Students
No viewpoint presented in articles.
- Injured
- At least 50 students
- Universities Involved
- Daffodil International University and City University
- Location
- Ashulia, Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Actions
- Vandalism, Arson, Assault
- Date
- Early Monday (reports)
- Cause of Initial Conflict
- Argument over a student spitting
