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5 youths break open sealed DU hall room

By DU Correspondent
A group of unidentified youth broke open a sealed room of the Ziaur Rahman Hall of the Dhaka University Friday evening, hall sources said.
A group of five young men opened room No 110 of the hall at about 8 pm Friday which was sealed by the hall authorities, sources said.
Two rooms of the hall sealed few days ago as some students were staying there without any legal allotment, hall sources added.
Though the rooms were opened no one stayed there at night, sources mentioned.
Besides, the officials said that they were investigating to Identify the persons involved.
The Provost of the Ziaur Rahman Hall talking to this correspondent yesterday said that the hall authorities were trying to distribute the seats among the students according to merit and they had taken necessary measures In this regard.
Meanwhile, the Ganatantrik Chhatra Oikya (GCO) held a rally at the Dhaka University Saturday to protest the breaking open of a sealed room.
The GCO leaders said that the university authorities could not yet materialise the resolution they had adopted to restore peace in the university after the fierce gun fight on the DU campus on September 4 that left two students dead.
The GCO leaders Obayedul Huq Chunnu, Khairul Islam Rupom a'nd Palash Rauth addressing the rally said that the hall authorities could not yet allocate the seats In the residential- halls according to merit.
The leaders urged all concerned to help materialise the students demand and to clean the DU halls of arms, ammunitions and armed hooligans for ever.
Earlier, the Dhaka University authorities Thursday threatened to cancel scat of any resident student of the university if any telephone hand set was found in their room of the halls.
The university authorities also gave ultimatum to the outsider to leave the DU residential halls earlier this month after the gunfight between the two rival groups of the Jatiy-atabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) that left two students dead on September 4.
The authorities also circulated copies of'a resolution, taken in a meeting of the Proctor and Provosts, to the residential students to maintain rules and discipline in order to restore peace on the campus.
AU the classes and examinations were held peacefully in the university Saturday.
The police and Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) personnel were still patrolling the university campus.