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Assault on University Registrar

Ex-president’s son held, ’freed’

Staff Correspondent
Imtiaz Ahmed, son of former president lajuddin Ahmed, and two top officials of Atish Dipankar University were "released" hours after they were detained from the university' s Banani campus on charges of assaulting its registrar.
Imtiaz, along with Sirajul Huq Chowdhury, member of the university's trustee board, and Junayed Ahmed, deputy registrar of the university, were arrested at about 4:30pm for assaulting university Registrar Kabir Hossain Talukder.
In a late night development, Talukder filed a case with the Gulshan Police Station against Imtiaz for keeping him confined and assaulting him.
Sirajul and Junayed were freed shortly after 8:30pm while Imtiaz has been receiving treatment at United Hospital under the safe custody of police.
Imtiaz, founder member of the university's trustee board, suffered injuries while looking for shelter when some university students chased him at about
4:30pm.
The students also beat up several TV journalists when they were recording the incident.
Khandker Lutful Kabir, deputy commissioner of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (Gulshan division), said Sirajul and Junayed were freed on bonds.
Kabir said police had detained them along with Imtiaz on a verbal complaint made by university registrar Kabir. The university official alleged that he came under attack when he went to the Gulshan house of Prof Anwara Begum, former vice chancellor of the university and wife oflajuddin.
Anwara was founding chairman and vice chancel-
lor of the university established in 2004. Pro-vice chancellor Abul Hossain Sikder was made its acting vice chancellor nine months ago.
Wishing anonymity, a university official said a dispute over the university's ownership and the post of vice chancellor arose when Anwara tried to retain her position. But she could not keep it.
DC Kabir said the students chased Imtiaz and his associates when the registrar told them about the alleged attack on him.
“At one stage, Imtiaz ran for shelter, but he fell down and suffered wounds to his leg.”