RU Correspondent :
Students of Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology on Monday submitted a memorandum to the university Vice Chancellor Prof Mohammad Rafiqul Alam Beg pressing their five-point demand including ensuring overall security of the students on campus.
While receiving the memorandum, RUET vice chancellor Professor Mohammad Rafiqul Alam Beg assured the students to look into their demands.
Their other demands include-ensuring exemplary punishment of those ‘perpetrators’ who vandalized at the university Sahid Abdul Hamid Hall on March 8 and injured at least eight students and looted valuables including laptops, cameras and mobile phones worth of TK around 15 lakhs, taking effective steps to recover those valuables, taking effective steps to control the outsiders’ nuisances and taking effective steps to provide a violence free campus for the students.
On March 8, two groups of Ruling Awami League-backed student body Bangladesh Chhatra League RUET unit locked into a half-hour clash at the university Shahid Abdul Hamid Hall with various sharp weapons and iron rods, sticks and pipe over a previous foe, leaving at least five leaders and activists of the two groups and three general students injured.
Students of Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology on Monday submitted a memorandum to the university Vice Chancellor Prof Mohammad Rafiqul Alam Beg pressing their five-point demand including ensuring overall security of the students on campus.
While receiving the memorandum, RUET vice chancellor Professor Mohammad Rafiqul Alam Beg assured the students to look into their demands.
Their other demands include-ensuring exemplary punishment of those ‘perpetrators’ who vandalized at the university Sahid Abdul Hamid Hall on March 8 and injured at least eight students and looted valuables including laptops, cameras and mobile phones worth of TK around 15 lakhs, taking effective steps to recover those valuables, taking effective steps to control the outsiders’ nuisances and taking effective steps to provide a violence free campus for the students.
On March 8, two groups of Ruling Awami League-backed student body Bangladesh Chhatra League RUET unit locked into a half-hour clash at the university Shahid Abdul Hamid Hall with various sharp weapons and iron rods, sticks and pipe over a previous foe, leaving at least five leaders and activists of the two groups and three general students injured.
