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Taj killing

DU to serve notices on 12 JCD activists

By DU Correspondent
The Dhaka University Syndicate yesterday decided to serve show cause notices on 12 activists of the Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) for their alleged involvement in the killing of a DU student and for the incident of firing on a procession on the campus.
The Syndicate took the decision on the basis of recommendations of the probe committee formed to investigate the incident of killing.
Action will be taken against the suspected criminals as per the proctorial rules of the university in case the accused failed to satisfy the disciplinary committee of the university as to why action would not be taken against them because of their Involvement in the killing and the Incident of firing on the procession, said Vice Chancellor Prof A K Azad Chowdhury.
Talking to newsmen, he added that this was for the first time that a probe committee formed to investigate an Incident of killing on DU campus submitted its report.
Arif Hossain Taj. a leader of BNP-backed JCD. was killed on March 13 at the Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Hall of the university.
As a sequel to the incident of killing, a procession of a faction of JCD was fried upon on the campus from the JCD dominated Surya Sen Hall on March 15. Three persons received bullet injuries in the incident.
The probe committee held Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal responsible for both the incidents.
The committee submitted its report to the Vice Chancellor on April 24. The seven member committee was headed by Barrister Malnul Hossain. The DU Syndicate approved the report.
Besides, the committee also put forward some recommendations for improving the atmosphere of the campus which were accepted by the Syndicate. The recommendations will be implemented soon, the Vice Chancellor said.
According to the report, residence hall administrations would be empowered to take any decision for proper handling of any awkward situation. The provosts of the dormitories would be allowed to seek the help of police if needed.
Laminated identity cards with photos of the students would be issued to the residential students of the 14 halls of the university. A committee has already been formed for this purpose. The estimated cost has been fixed Tk 7 lakh.
All narrow passages leading to the university will be closed and the height of the wall around the university will be raised. No public vehicle will be allowed to ply through the university, the Syndicate decided.
The university authorities will soon consult the political parties with the request to delink respective organisations from the party politics.