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Only one train left for CU from Chattogram city at night, he added.

Dr Sarwar said Aung had inured his head and neck while Khalilur suffered head injuries.

“The only good news is that none of the three had brain haemorrhage,” the physician added.

Meanwhile, a tense situation prevailed on the campus yesterday following the Thursday night’s violence. Presence of students was thin on the weekend.

Rumpa, a student of physics, said they were worried after Thursday’s violence.

About the students’ demand, CU Proctor Nurul Azim Sikder said they would talk to the railway authorities to increase the number of shuttle trains between the port city and the university at night.