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Gunshots shatter 3-week lull on DU campus

By DU Correspondent
Shattering a hall of about three weeks, sounds of guns were again heard in the Dhaka University campus Saturday night.
According to campus sources, five shots were fired from areas around the TSC midnight Saturday.
This was the first Incident of firing after the violent gunbattle between two rival factions In the pro BNP Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) September 4 that left two students killed on campus.
Gunmen responsible for Saturday's firing could not be Identified, campus sources said.
After the violent incident September 4 the university authorities took strict steps to
oust armed hooligans and outsiders from the residential halls of the university.
The authorities also circu-. lated copies of a resolution, adopted at a Joint meeting of the Provosts and Proctors with the Vice Chancellor earlier this month, among the general students for the restoration of a congenial atmosphere on campus.
Police also raided the residential halls several times after the violent gunfight in a bid to recover illegal arms and ammunition.
Large contingents of Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) personnel have also been deployed on the campus particularly in front of the residential halls. sources said.
Meanwhile, the pro-Awaml League Chhatra League (M-l) DU unit President and General Secretary In a joint statement yesterday expressed deep concern over the resumption of activities of 'identified' terrorists in the-campus.
BCL (M-I) leaders K H M Lizu and Pankaj Nath said that the university authorities had not taken any mentionable steps to ensure peace on cam-
The leaders alleged that the authorities were busy pleasing the governments Instead of restoring peace.
The BCL leaders condemned the police role and demanded arrest of the terrorists to bring back a congenial academic atmosphere in the university.
They alleged that both the government and the university authorities were out to establish the Anti-terrorism ordinance '92 and show the people that peace was prevailing in yic campus. But, they said, the residential halls were yet to be free of arms.
UNB adds: Pro-Awaml League Chhatra League Is likely to stage a demonstration on the Dhaka University campus next Thursday to press home its demand for the resignation of the Vice-Chancellor Prof M Maniruzzaman Miah.
Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia attends an award giving ceremony as chief guest on the campus on the day. The DU authorities have organised the function at the TSC auditorium after a decade to distribute medals among the stu dents, teachers and researchers of the university.
Leaders of Chhatra League alleged that the VC was creating subgroups among the student bodies and Instigating terrorism on the campus.
The VC has also failed Io maintain peaceful co existence among the students In the residential halls", they added.
The planned demonstration would not be targeted against the Prime Minister but against the Vice Chancellor, they said