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Videos reveal brutality during Bangladesh protests against quotas in government jobs.
University student Abu Sayeed standing with open arms, stick in hand, facing heavily-armed police alone.
Many credit the image as the turning point in the recent unrest.
Security forces accused of a disproportionate use of force - firing tear gas, rubber bullets, pellet guns, sound grenades and live rounds.
Bin Yamin Mollah , one of the coordinators of the student movement, who is in hiding “living in fear” of arrest, echoed her sentiment. “The government has betrayed us,” he told the BBC . Additional reporting by BBC Bengali Service , Dhaka .
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