Bangladesh faced violent protests resulting in at least six deaths over government job quotas, leading to school and university closures. Demonstrators demanded merit-based recruitment instead of quotas favoring specific groups. The clashes involved student protesters, pro-government activists, and police across major cities, with accusations of violence from both sides. The protests intensified after a court ruling reinstated quotas abolished in 2018, triggering widespread demonstrations and casualties. Educational institutions, including universities, were shut down indefinitely to ensure student safety amid the escalating unrest.