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Joint Forces' Role

Duta threatens tough action if incident recurs

A Correspondent
The Dhaka University Teachers' Association (Duta) has decided to take up a tough action programme if the type of incident that occurred at the residence of Prof Dalern Chandra Barman early on Wednesday is repeated.
The decision came at the Duta
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annual general meeting held at its club yesterday morning. The meeting condemned the incident and expressed concern over it.
A four-member team of the joint forces entered the residence of Prol Dalem Chandra Barman, the election commissioner for Duta executive committee election 2008, in the early hours of Wednesday and asked him to postpone the polls or resign from his post.
The Duta executive committee on Wednesday rescheduled its poll date to April 12 following the request from the additional deputy police commissioner but expressed grave concern over the incident at Prof Barman's residence.
After the meeting, the Duta leaders met the Dhaka University’ Vice Chancellor Prof SMA Faiz at his office and urged him to take steps so that such an incident does not recur in future.
Prof Aktaruzzaman, an executive member of Duta told the Daily Star that Duta leaders asked the VC if he had been informed about the joint forces team going to Prof Barman's house with such a request, beforehand.
TheVC said that he had not been informed of any such thing, Prof Aktaruzzaman informed.
He also said that the Duta leaders urged the VC to talk to the government high ups about the matter and take steps to prevent repetition of such an undesired incident. Otherwise Duta would have to go for a tough action programme, they informed him.
Prof Arefin Siddique, another executive member of Duta. said "we told the VC that entering the house of a university professor at an 'uncivil hour' was nothing but an attempt to create panic and the teachers' community is not going to accept such an "attitude'.
DU Vice Chancellor Prof Faiz, when contacted, declined to comment on the matter saying he had shared his opinion with the Duta leaders.
Among others Duta President Prof Sadrul Amin, General Secretary Anwar Hossain, Prof Arefin Siddique, Prof Aktaruzzaman and Prof Harun-or-Rashid were present at the meeting with the VC.