Sri Lanka, April 17 -- The students' group that led the protests against Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina, the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement (ADSM) or 'Students against Discrimination' (SAD) initially seemed like a beacon of hope-a platform dedicated to combating the pervasive social and institutional discrimination faced by various groups, especially students. Formed by a diverse coalition of male and female students, SAD aimed to challenge entrenched biases and foster equality within society. However, despite its promising start, the organization has struggled to maintain its relevance. Nine months after the political upheaval that brought it into existence, SAD finds itself marginalized and largely overlooked in the evolv...