No probe body yet: JU protests continue, demanding VC’s removal

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Staff Reporter :
A group of students and teachers under the banner of ‘Jahangirnagar Against Corruption’ continued demonstration on Wednesday demanding removal of Vice-Chancellor Prof Farzana Islam.
They also claimed opening the all residential hall by November 26 to bring back a secured environment for education.
They took out a procession from the Murad Chattar around 1:30pm and marched through the campus before holding a rally in front of the old administrative building.
Chhatra Union leader Ariful Islam Anik said their “peaceful and logical demonstration” was attacked but it could not be stopped even after the authorities closed the halls.
The VC should resign not only for corruption but also for the present situation, he added.
Prof Kamrul Ahsan of Philosophy Department said the movement is to save the university. He said: “The VC closed the university out of fear. But protests will resume when the university will open…. The government should look into it and help the university to operate smoothly.”
Prof Raihan Rhyne, coordinator of the protest, said they had been carrying out their movement. But government lacks goodwill as no probe body has been formed yet. He claims, opening the all residential hall by November 26 in order to bring back a secure environment for education.
Meanwhile, university administration has been filed a general diary against two organizers of the movement Mahathir Mohammad and Nazir Amin Chowdhury at Ashulia Police Station on Wednesday afternoon.

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