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No classes held in DU

By DU Correspondent
No classes were held in the Dhaka University Sunday as a group of students imposed a day long strike to protest the expulsion of a Physics Department student accused of assaulting his teacher.
The strike, enforced by the newly-formed Committee for Protection of Students' Rights (CPRS). came a day after supporters of Sheikh Ansar All. a final year student, rampaged through the campus forcing teachers to flee the Arts Building and smashing administrative offices and classrooms.
No fresh violence occurred during the strike when administrative offices and classrooms were put under lock and key.
Teachers stayed away from the campus, but many1 students were seen sitting in groups on the lawns of the sprawling campus. Boys and girls held friendly talks or strolled through the campus apparently in a relaxed mood unconcerned about trouble.
The Dhaka University Teachers Association (DUTA) condemned Saturday’s attack, saying that it was a conspiracy to spoil the academic atmosphere.
At a press conference in the University Club Sunday DUTA leaders Prof S M A Faiz and Prof Sald-ur-Rahman blamed the rampage on terrorists and some misguided students.
- They said the general students had no part in the violence.
They alleged that the university authorities had failed to ensure teachers' security. Referring to police tear-gas they said this had worsened the overall situation.
DUTA President Prof Faiz
defended the Syndicate's expulsion of Ansar All and said that the controversial student had faked his academic documents and supplied fraudulent information about his examination performances.
Producing some papers to newsmen Prof Faiz said that Ansar All manipulated the marks he obtained In various examinations to prove himself a good student. In some examinations he even obtained below 30 In a subject out of 100 marks. Prof Faiz claimed.
Earlier, the teachers held an emergency general meeting to discuss the situation prevailing on the campus and demanded punishment to the troublemakers.
The teachers returned to work only on Saturday ending a 20-day strike demanding punishment to All for al legcdly beating up a Physics Department teacher Dr Badrul Alam last month.