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A policeman was injured when investors, who were protesting the slump in share prices for the third consecutive day on Tuesday, clashed with the law enforcers in Motijheel area.
Detail about the injured policeman could not be known immediately.
Police had to charge truncheons and fire teargas shells to disperse the protestors and took the situation under control.
The market opened with a positive mood on Tuesday with gaining over 230 points. After that, the market started to decline.
The angry investors brought out a procession and also blocked road at about 12:00pm protesting the decline in price index, halting transport movements from Ittefaq crossing to Shapla chatter.
Being resisted by police, the demonstrators threw brick chips on them, prompting the law enforcers to charged batons and lob teargas shells. The cop was injured during the incident.
At one stage, police ejected the demonstrators from the area and took control over the satiation.
Being chased, the investors took position in nearby Gopibag area.
DSE benchmark general index however went up by 129.10 points or 2.01 percent while writing this report at 2:10pm
Of the traded issues, 146 declined, 100 gained while four remained unchanged.
Our correspondent covering the matter reports, huge traffic jam has been created on the roads in Motijheel area as transport movements remained from Ittefaq crossing to Shapla chatter since noon.
On Monday, the investors started demonstration after the DGEN plunged over 300 points.
The DGEN came down to 6,394 points, registering a 324 points or 4.8 percent fall at the end of a four-hour trading.
Our staff correspondent from Rajshahi reports, over 50 investors brought out a procession in the city protesting the slump in the price index at about 12:00pm.
They demonstrated at Shahebbazar and Kumarpara in the city. They damaged glass wall of Investment Corporation of Bangladesh building at Kumarpara and also ransacked flower tubs on the roads.
Police dispersed them after half an hour and took the situation under control
A policeman was injured when investors, who were protesting the slump in share prices for the third consecutive day on Tuesday, clashed with the law enforcers in Motijheel area.
Detail about the injured policeman could not be known immediately.
Police had to charge truncheons and fire teargas shells to disperse the protestors and took the situation under control.
The market opened with a positive mood on Tuesday with gaining over 230 points. After that, the market started to decline.
The angry investors brought out a procession and also blocked road at about 12:00pm protesting the decline in price index, halting transport movements from Ittefaq crossing to Shapla chatter.
Being resisted by police, the demonstrators threw brick chips on them, prompting the law enforcers to charged batons and lob teargas shells. The cop was injured during the incident.
At one stage, police ejected the demonstrators from the area and took control over the satiation.
Being chased, the investors took position in nearby Gopibag area.
DSE benchmark general index however went up by 129.10 points or 2.01 percent while writing this report at 2:10pm
Of the traded issues, 146 declined, 100 gained while four remained unchanged.
Our correspondent covering the matter reports, huge traffic jam has been created on the roads in Motijheel area as transport movements remained from Ittefaq crossing to Shapla chatter since noon.
On Monday, the investors started demonstration after the DGEN plunged over 300 points.
The DGEN came down to 6,394 points, registering a 324 points or 4.8 percent fall at the end of a four-hour trading.
Our staff correspondent from Rajshahi reports, over 50 investors brought out a procession in the city protesting the slump in the price index at about 12:00pm.
They demonstrated at Shahebbazar and Kumarpara in the city. They damaged glass wall of Investment Corporation of Bangladesh building at Kumarpara and also ransacked flower tubs on the roads.
Police dispersed them after half an hour and took the situation under control