UNB, Dhaka :
BNP-backed Jatiyatabadi Parishad on Thursday urged the Dhaka University administration to ensure a congenial atmosphere on the campus so that voters can cast their votes smoothly in the universality’s senate registered graduate
representatives’ final phase election billed for Saturday.
Prof Akhter Hossain, the joint convener of the Jatiyatabadi Parishad’s election steering committee, made the call at a press conference at Dhaka University Club.
He said 2nd phases of the election were held by the time at 42 polling stations outside Dhaka on January 6 and 13. “We would like to say with anger that we could carry out electioneering at many centers smoothly while our supporters came under attacks at some centers.”
Hossain said they hope the DU authorities will take proper steps to fend off any untoward incident on the campus during the last phase of the polls to uphold the tradition and dignity of the country’s premier university.
Otherwise, he said, the university administration will be held responsible if any unpleasant incident occurs.
Hossain alleged that their voters are being threatened and intimidated in some places by their opponents.
The third and final phase of election to choose 25 registered graduate representatives of the Dhaka University senate will be held on Saturday at Nabab Nawab Ali Chowdhury Senate Bhaban, TSC and Physical Training centers. The voting will begin at 9am and continue until 5pm on Saturday.
BNP-backed Jatiyatabadi Parishad on Thursday urged the Dhaka University administration to ensure a congenial atmosphere on the campus so that voters can cast their votes smoothly in the universality’s senate registered graduate
representatives’ final phase election billed for Saturday.
Prof Akhter Hossain, the joint convener of the Jatiyatabadi Parishad’s election steering committee, made the call at a press conference at Dhaka University Club.
He said 2nd phases of the election were held by the time at 42 polling stations outside Dhaka on January 6 and 13. “We would like to say with anger that we could carry out electioneering at many centers smoothly while our supporters came under attacks at some centers.”
Hossain said they hope the DU authorities will take proper steps to fend off any untoward incident on the campus during the last phase of the polls to uphold the tradition and dignity of the country’s premier university.
Otherwise, he said, the university administration will be held responsible if any unpleasant incident occurs.
Hossain alleged that their voters are being threatened and intimidated in some places by their opponents.
The third and final phase of election to choose 25 registered graduate representatives of the Dhaka University senate will be held on Saturday at Nabab Nawab Ali Chowdhury Senate Bhaban, TSC and Physical Training centers. The voting will begin at 9am and continue until 5pm on Saturday.
