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Cops asked to vvard off further violence

'Tarique out of danger'

Staff Correspondent
The home ministry yesterday asked the law enforcement agencies to guard against the recurrence of violent incidents like the ones in and around Dhaka University on Monday.
The ministry decided to deploy adequate number of law enforcers in areas where there might be any gathering or programme, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Nur Mohammad told reporters emerging from a meeting at the home ministry.
On Monday, pro-BNP Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) cadres went wild on Dhaka University, Dhaka College and Buet campuses following news that Tarique Rahman grazed his forehead slipping on the bathroom floor in his prison cell at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU).
One person was killed and eight others were injured in the mayhem. The JCD men vandalised around 30 vehicles and set two on fire.
On whether the police allowed the JCD activists to break the emergency rules, the IG said they (JCD men) were supposed to stay within the campus.
"We did not allow them to come out of the campus for agitation. But since they did it, cases have been filed todeal with it," hesaid.
He said the police did not go in action thinking that it might spread the violence across the country. TARIQUEOUT OF DANGER The BSMMU authorities yesterday saidTariquewasout of danger.
They said he was still under 48-hour observation.
Tarique refused to have CT scan at Dhaka Medical College Hospital yesterday. However, jail authorities said he may have the CT scan today.
"Tarique has temperature and the right side of his head has swollen" Dr Kazi Mazharul Islam Dolon, who sits on a medical board earlier formed for Tarique, told reporters after visiting the BNP leader
"But notningcan be said for sure before 48 hours," hesaid.
Deputy Inspector General (Prisons) Major Shamsul Haider Siddiqui said Tarique was doing fine. "I have talked to him. He did not complain of any problem," hesaid.
Inspector General (Prisons) Zakir Hassan said the prison authorities have nothing to do with Tarique as he was under the supervision of the BSMMU authorities.
"He's not in the prison cell of the hospital now. He's staying in a cabin,” he said emerging from the home ministry meeting.
He said the doctors informed the home affairs adviser that Tarique was out of danger.