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Fazilatunnesa Hall

Students threaten tougher agitation

DU Correspondent
Female students of Fazilatunnesa Mujib Hall of Dhaka University (DU) yesterday urged the university authorities to help bring back congenial atmosphere at their hall through discussions.
Addressing a rally at the hall, they threatened to go for tougher agitation if any punitive measurers are taken against them.
The speakers urged the Dhaka University Teachers' Association (Duta) to withdraw the names of 21 students against whom it demanded punishment.
They said if the authorities and the Duta are to take action, they have to take action against all the 525 students of the hall.
The speakers urged human rights and women's rights' organisations to come forward to find out the actual fact through their investigations.
Advocate Elina Khan, a human rights activist, visited the hall and told the journalists that they would investigate the incident.
Another forum under the banner 'Students against torture', demanded withdrawal of the names of 21 students from a list prepared by the Duta for punishment.
At a press conference at the Madhu's canteen, they said they would not tolerate any decision by the authorities if it goes against the students.
"We never misbehaved with our teachers. We only put forward a 13-point demand to solve our various problems, but the teachers did not pay any heed to our demands," said one of the students.
Meanwhile, the seven-member inquiry committee headed by Arts Faculty Dean Prof Syed Sadrul Amin took the interviews of all the 11 resigned teachers of the hall including Provost Prof Nasin Ahmed from 12:00 noon to 6:00pm.
The committee has been asked to submit its report within 10 days from July 20.
Vice-chancellor Prof SMA Faiz said he is waiting for an interim report of the probe committee.
"I am seriously trying to solve the complex crisis, teachers are in one side and the students are on the other side," he added
The VC said he has already taken measurers to solve the students' three demands regarding electricity, gas burner and shops.