On October 6, during a session at the Assembly, several members expressed concerns over how the government has managed the student movement. They argued that the government's approach has been too focused on security and law enforcement, rather than addressing the underlying issues that have sparked the protests. The government has consistently maintained that its actions are necessary to maintain public order and protect citizens. Officials have denied any allegations of police misconduct or violence, insisting that law enforcement has acted within the bounds of the law. Protesters and some opposition figures have called for greater dialogue and reforms, suggesting that the current strategy is not only ineffective but may be exacerbating tensions. They argue that a more inclusive and understanding approach is needed to resolve the situation peacefully. The debate over the appropriate response to the student movement continues to be a topic of discussion in political circles. As the situation evolves, the government's stance remains a key point of contention, with calls for transparency and accountability growing louder among the public.