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7-point Demand

JU teachers go for fresh agitation

Staff Correspondent
Agitating Jahangirnagar University (JU) teachers have announced a week-long fresh programme from February 11 to realise their seven-point demand including the removal of the whole proctorial body that the university administration has been refusing to meet. Prof Nasim Akhter
Hossain, a teacher of the Department of Government and Politics, announced the programmes at a press conference yesterday at Jahangirnagar University Journalists Association office.
The agitation programmes include protest procession and rally on February 11, send -ing an open letter to the university chancellor (the president) the next day, meeting the parliamentary standing committee on education ministry on February 13, disclosing three probe reports on the administration's alleged corruption on February 14 and a press conference in Dhaka on February 15.
Moreover, the teacherswill form a mass probe committee on February 16 to investigate the murder of Zubair Ahmed and other terrorist activities on the campus, and an open discussion and a film exhibition at the university's Selim Al Deen amphitheatre on February 18.
The agitating teachers have been demanding making public the probe report on the murder of Zubair, a fourth-year English student who succumbed to his injuries after being attacked by a group of Bangladesh Chhatra League activists on January 9.
The teachers demand the punishment of former proctor ProfArzu Miah, who allegedly attacked the teachers' association president; driving out the former students who are still staying on the campus and involved in politics; and taking measures to hold dean, senate, syndicate elections among others.
“We are forced to announce the fresh protest programmes as the vice-chancellor himself did not show minimum respect to our demands. On February 4, he assured us of taking necessary measures including bringing change in the whole proctorial body,” said Prof Nasim Akhter.
She also said they will announce further protest programme if the vice-chancellor fails to take necessary steps within the next few days.
The agitating teachers yesterday also demanded that the administration take measures to bring back those students, who have been staying out of the campus due to their involvement in politics.
Vice-chancellor Shariff Enamul Kabir at a meeting claimed that there is no legitimate student staying out of the campus.
The students who were expelled or lost their studentship for different criminal activities are spreading propaganda against the present administration, he added.