Will Bangladesh unrest end after Supreme Court’s order?

Bangladesh's government announced a 30% reservation law for descendants of those who died during the country's liberation movement in 1971, sparking protests and riots. Protests led to 52 deaths,on yesterday only, Until now 115 deaths in riots, arson, property damage, and many student deaths occured.
In this situation, the Supreme Court of Bangladesh last week ordered that reservation implementation should be put on hold. However, the students continued their protest saying that they will not rest till the end of the government's complete reversal of the reservation law.
Due to this, the colleges were announced to be closed indefinitely. Foreign students, including those from India, also returned to their native countries. The country's Supreme Court headed by Justice Obaidul Hasan which heard the case relating to the reservation issue has ordered the cancellation of 30 percent reservation system for the descendants of freedom fighters in government jobs.
After this court order, will the protest of students in the neighbouring country of Bangladesh subside a little? Will peace return soon? We will have to wait and see!