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16-Point Demand

Buet students announce class, exam boycott

DU CORRESPONDENT
The deadline set by students of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (Buet) to fulfill their 16-point demand was over yesterday, with their demands remaining unmet.
In response, the students announced to continue their agitation and boycott all classes and examinations till their demands are met.
Around 300 students from different departments of the university yesterday staged a sit-in programme in front of
vice-chancellor's office from 10am.
The agitating students stayed there for four hours, but could not meet the VC as he did not attend office.
The students have been demonstrating since Saturday to realise their demands, including formation of a special committee comprising teachers of civil engineering and architecture departments to build the Buet gate, introducing teacher evaluation system, digitalising students' payment process and increasing allocation in research sector.
Last phase
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But the turnouts of voters in the four phases of Upazila Parishad election were lower than the previous elections.
About 36.50 percent of voters cast votes in the fourth phase, according to data provided by the Election Commission.
EC data shows that turnout of voters was 43.31 percent in the first phase, 41.25 percent in the second phase and 41.41 percent in the third.
Voter turnout in the 2009 upazila polls was 70.57 percent; it declined to 61.23 percent in 2014.
Buet students
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Anis Rahman, a coordinator of the movement, said, "We have been demonstrating for three days, but the VC did not meet us even once."
The VC told a teacher to tell the students to "pray" to get their demands fulfilled, Anis also alleged.
"Three teachers came to us and said our demands are logical but did not assure us to fulfill those. They asked us to resume academic activities, but we would continue our agitation."