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The Bangladesh Teachers Association holds a press conference at the National Press Club on Saturday to demand nationalisation of secondary education and protest against the recent attack on teachers to force them to resign.

The Bangladesh Teachers Association holds a press conference at the National Press Club on Saturday to demand nationalisation of secondary education and protest against the recent attack on teachers to force them to resign.
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