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BCL obstructing activities of other organisations at JU'

By -JU Correspondent
Recent activities of ruling party's student wing Bangladesh Chhatra League to establish its dominance over other student organisations have sparked protests from other organisations at Ja* hanglrnagar University.
The BCL is not letting other organisations hold programmes on the campus, cam-pus sources alleged.
"We've repeatedly informed the university authorities (about It), but they did not take any action against them, let alone stopping them from doing these crimes." said Meer All san Habib Ryad. General Secretary of Bangladesh Chhatra Union. JU unit.
Sources said, the central committee of BCL banned the JU chapter after reports of incidents of rape allegedly by BCL activists were published in newspapers in 1998.
The committee also expelled ihe BCL leaders who were Involved in the incidents and re-fuserf io recognise the rest of the BCL activists of the university, saying there were no activists of BCL at the university.
No BCL programmes were held on the campus for about one and a half years after the expulsion and ban. But things changed after a 31-member convenor committee of the JU unit was formed this May and the BCL leaders started obstructing other organisations activists from holding programmes.
Sources said the BCL stopped a procession of Gonotantrik Chhatra Oikya (GCO) on the campus, which was brought out to protest attack on an activist of Samajtantrlk Chhatra Front (SCF) in Moulana Bhasani Hall J on May 25.
It also intercepted a procession of the Rapist-Killer Prevention Platform’ on the same day in the same hall. The BCL said its permission has to be obtained before bringing out any procession on the campus. Later on. it made the Platform activists to leave the hall.
The activists allegedly beat up a Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) activist of Al Beruni Hall (Extension Building) on June 4 as he refused to join a BCL pro-
cession on that day.
The JCD. student front of main opposition party BNP. alleged that the BCL also warned two of its activists of dire consequences if they continued to take part in party programmes.
The BCL activists stopped a JCD procession welcoming the admission seekers at Moulana Bhasani Hall in the night on June 6 saying that students of other halls could not organise any procession in another hall without their, permission:
The JCD activists also alleged that the BCL stopped at gunpoint their procession in support of hartal at Dairy Fann gate on June 13. They asked the JCD not to bring out any such procession on the campus.
The BCL activists ousted students from their halls on June 16 for joining the .JCD and par-ticipaiing in their programmes, the JCD alleged.
Besides, they have recently begun to replace graffiti and posters of other organisations with their own.
BCL activists have torn off posters of Ziaur Rahman and Khaleda Zia on the wall of Transport office and Registrar Building and removed graffiti on the wall of Jahanara Imam Hall. AB Hall provost's residence at Chourangi and Life Sciences Institute.
Activists of B C U Bangladesh Chhotra Union) alleged (hat BCL workers removed their graffiti on the wall of the
Cafeteria. Dairy' Farm. Fazi-latunnesa Hall. Archaeology building. Nawab Faizunnesa Hall and Transport office.
Mehedi Jamil, Convenor of JU unit of BCL told the Daily Star that they removed some outdated graffiti. "Besides, they’ were using those sites for a long time." he said.
Meanwhile, some employees of Transport office alleged that the BCL activists quite often use university buses and microbuses for personal purposes.
ua^ lodged Complaints with Ihe university authorities but no action has been taken so far," one transport official said.