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DU teachers demand security of students

April 23, 2018 00:00:00


Teachers of Dhaka University (DU) formed a human chain on the campus on Sunday morning with a call to ensure adequate security of the university students, report agencies.

The DU teachers under the banner of 'Conscious General Teachers' formed the human chain at the foot of Oporajeyo Bangla of the university around 11:00 am.

A good number of teachers from various departments joined the human chain that was presided over by Professor MM Akash of Economics Department.

The teachers' demands include ensuring adequate security for all the students and teachers on DU campus, not taking any action against anyone without legal procedure, trial of the perpetrators who attacked vice chancellor's residence in the early hours of April 9, tightening security in the residential areas on DU campus, upholding the dignity of the DU teachers and students with protecting their personal privacy rights, keeping congenial atmosphere for the students on the campus with ensuring their freedom of expression and taking legal action against perpetrators of unexpected incidents during quota reform movement.

The teachers said students who were demonstrating for the quota reforms called off their movement welcoming Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's announcement to scrap the quota system in public service, but some problems have arisen after the movement.

Professor of DU Law Department Asif Nazrul, Professor of DU Economics Department Dr Mahbubul Mokaddem Akas, Columnist Abul Moksud, Dean of the faculty of Engineering and Technology Dr Md Hasanuzzaman, Professor of DU International Relations Department Dr Md Tanzimuddin Khan, Associate Professor of Microbiology Department Sangita Ahmed, Professor of Political Science Department Dr Tasneem Arefa and teachers of the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism-Professor Gitiara Nasreen, Robaet Ferdous, Abdur Razzaque Khan, Dr Fahmidul Haq, SM Shameem Reza and Marzia Rahman Shawlin, among others, were present at the programme.


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