Formed amidst the backdrop of civil unrest and political dissatisfaction, this student-led organization became the voice of a burgeoning movement demanding greater autonomy for East Pakistan.

Their activism was instrumental in the mass uprising of 1969, which not only challenged the military regime of Ayub Khan but also ignited the call for democracy.

The efforts of these students were a significant precursor to the eventual independence of Bangladesh, highlighting the power of collective action and the impact of youth in shaping the course of a nation's history.

[4] Its protest stopped the Agartala conspiracy trial and forced the Pakistan government to release Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

[5] The movement laid down the foundation for Awami League to win the 1970 Pakistani general election and the start of Bangladesh Liberation war.