In a heartwarming development from the vibrant student community of Dhaka University, Hasnat Abdullah, a prominent coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement, has tied the knot in an intimate ceremony. The wedding took place last Friday night, marking a significant personal milestone for the young leader known for his dynamic role in the quota reform movement.
Hasnat, a graduate of the English department from the 2016-17 academic year at Dhaka University, has been a critical voice in advocating for equity and reform within the educational system. His leadership and articulate presence were instrumental from the onset of the quota reform protests in July, eventually earning him a central role as a coordinator for the anti-discrimination student platform.
The confirmation of his marriage was made by Tariqul Islam, another coordinator of the movement, on Saturday evening. According to Tariqul, the ceremony was a low-key affair, attended by close family and friends. “The wedding was completed last night in a private gathering,” he shared, adding a note of warmth to the announcement.
Hasnat’s bride is also a fellow student from Dhaka University, bringing the couple’s shared experiences and ideals full circle. The union not only marks their personal commitment but also symbolizes the coming together of like-minded individuals dedicated to social change.
This marriage is not just a celebration of love but also a beacon of hope for many who admire Hasnat for his dedication and leadership. As the couple steps into this new chapter of their lives, they carry with them the spirit of change and the promise of continuing their advocacy for a fairer educational system.
