JU teacher sacked over sexual harassment of female students
May 30, 2015 00:00:00
Jahangirnagar University (JU) authorities have sacked a teacher on charges of sexual harassment brought against him by several female students of his department about one and a half years ago, reports UNB.
JU registrar Abu Bakar Siddiqe said the JU syndicate came up with the decision on Thursday night against AKM Anisuzzaman, a lecturer of the department of Accounting and Information System, as they found him guilty of sexually harassing a number of female students of the department.
Earlier, on September 14, 2013, several students of the department lodged a complaint with the university's anti-sexual harassment cell against the teacher.
On August 23, 2014 the JU syndicate suspended the teacher as per the recommendation of a probe body that was formed following the lodging of the complaint,
Later, another probe committee, headed by Vice Chancellor of JU Farzana Islam, was formed for further investigation into the matter.
Finally on Thursday last, the syndicate terminated the accused teacher from the university based on the committee's report.