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Recruited Thru' Fake Ad

Nat'l university to sack 821 staff

Staff Correspondent
The syndicate of National University (NU) has decided to sack 821 officials and employees who were recruited through a fake advertisement during the tenure of the BNP-led alliance government.
It has also decided to serve them removal letters from today, said NU sources.
The syndicate, however, did not take any decision over 400 staffs, who were also appointed during that period, because of a High Court (HC) directive, they added.
The decision of sacking the employees came at an emergency meeting of NU syndicate at the university's Dhanmondi office in the capital yesterday evening.
A meeting source said the syndicate has taken the decision in line with a HC verdict and asked the university authorities to take necessary action immediately.
Earlier on August 23 this year, the HC announced the recruitment of around 1,222 teachers, officials and employees illegal.
They were recruited through a fake advertisement in two newspapers during the term of former NU Vice Chancellor Prof Aftab Ahmed.
As the news of illegal recruitment came into the media
spotlight, former senate member of the university advocate Fazle Rabbi Mia filed a writ petition in 2004. The HC in 2006 rejected the writ and declared the recruitment legal as the then NU authorities placed the printed copies of fake advertisements.
Later in October 2010, a review petition was filed andafter thehearingofthepetitiontheHC division announced the recruitmentillegal.
The incumbent Awami League-led government after coming to power formed an enquiry committee that found gross irregularities in the appointments. The committee initsreportalsosaidthe claim of the then NU authorities on two advertisementswasnottrue.
Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid on Monday told the reporters that they will take steps about the illegal recruitment after receiving the copy of the August 23 verdict and after consultation with the legal experts.
Against such backdrop, these 1,222 staffs, who have been demonstrating for the last several days under the banner of Job Preservation Committee, have enforced a strike at the university premises today.
NU acting VC Prof Tofail Ahmed presided over yesterday's meeting while Education Secretary Dr Kamal Abdul Naser, NU Treasurer and other officials were present.
Currently, the university has a total of 1,735 staffs including the 1,222.