Students shout slogans during a protest near the site of the Monday crash of a Bangladesh air force training jet into a school, demanding accountability, compensation for victims' families and the halt of training flights, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. (AP Photo)Hundreds of students protested near the site of a crash of a Bangladesh Air Force training jet on Tuesday into a school in Dhaka, which led to the killing of at least 32 people, including 29 students and demanded accountability, compensation for victims’ families and pause on training aircrafts.After the Bangladesh military’s F-7 jet crashed into Milestone School in the suburb of Uttara on Monday, the national capital traffic was shut down in several parts amid the ongoing unrest. Dhaka is still recovering from a student uprising last year that ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and brought in an interim government, which seeks to restore order and hold elections in 2026.Some students, while protesting and demanding proper compensation and accountability, entered Bangladesh’s administrative headquarters but were later dispersed with tear gas and stun grenades. Students shout slogans during a protest near secretariat against the crash of a Bangladesh air force training jet into a school, demanding accountability, compensation for victims’ families and the halt of training flights, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. (AP Photo)The death toll from the crash rose to 32 on Wednesday, which includes 29 students, two teachers and the pilot who was on his first solo flight. Officials informed that about 171 people, mostly students at Milestone School and College, were injured as the jet crashed into a two-storey building. Injured people were rescued by the emergency responders and most of them had burn injuries.Bangladesh military has launched an investigation into the crash that took place after the F-7 jet faced mechanical issues after taking off for a training exercise just after 1pm local time on Monday. The military, in a statement, said that pilot, Flight Lieutenant Md. Taukir Islam, tried to navigate the aircraft to a less populated area after it faced mechanical fault.Demands of protesting studentsThe demands of protesting students include “accurate” publication of identities of the dead and injured, compensation to families of the victims, a pause in use of “outdated and unsafe” training aircraft by the Bangladesh air force with immediate effect. The students further accused officials of beating them and manhandling teachers.A former student of the school said, “The exact number of people killed and injured must be made public,” Associated Press reported. A local media outlet Jamuna TV reported that about 80 students were injured after security personnel charged them with batons.Stay updated with the latest - Click here to follow us on Instagram© IE Online Media Services Pvt LtdTags:Bangladeshjet crash