BCL draws up hit list against five JU journalists
Wednesday, 19 May 2010
JAHANGIRNAGAR UNIVERSITY, May 18 (UNB): Five working journalists of the Jahangirnagar University (JU) campus have been enlisted in a hit list drawn up by Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) JU unit, as targets to be beaten up and infringed upon.
The journalists are Sanaullah Sakib Tanu of Daily Samakal, Golam Mujtaba Dhrubo of daily Jugantar, BAMMU Alamin of Daily Songbad, Emon Rahman of daily Kaler Kantha and Monirul Islam Rohan of Daily Nayadiganta.
Listed journalists alleged that BCL also had plans to get them out from the campus. As part of the plans, the BCL cadres had already assaulted one of them Sunday. They sought security from the JU authorities.
Concerned sources said, recently JU authorities and BCL fell into an image crisis as a huge number of news on sexual harassment, anomalies, and abuse of power by the authorities, and diverse wrong doings of a group of BCL- supported by the present administration- are being published regularly.
Sources said at present the leaderless BCL, JU unit was divided into four groups as Pritom- Parvez group, Shafin-Sami group, Sagor-Suman group and Azibar group.
The journalists are Sanaullah Sakib Tanu of Daily Samakal, Golam Mujtaba Dhrubo of daily Jugantar, BAMMU Alamin of Daily Songbad, Emon Rahman of daily Kaler Kantha and Monirul Islam Rohan of Daily Nayadiganta.
Listed journalists alleged that BCL also had plans to get them out from the campus. As part of the plans, the BCL cadres had already assaulted one of them Sunday. They sought security from the JU authorities.
Concerned sources said, recently JU authorities and BCL fell into an image crisis as a huge number of news on sexual harassment, anomalies, and abuse of power by the authorities, and diverse wrong doings of a group of BCL- supported by the present administration- are being published regularly.
Sources said at present the leaderless BCL, JU unit was divided into four groups as Pritom- Parvez group, Shafin-Sami group, Sagor-Suman group and Azibar group.