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Saddam is also an aspirant for the top positions in central BCL.

At the instruction of Saddam, some TSC-based organisations organised a cultural performance at the Raju Memorial Sculpture, said the organisers.

Another post seeker Tanbir Hasan Shaikat organised a photo exhibition, titled “The Politics of Killing People in arson terrorism by BNP-Jamaat” opposite to a human chain of pro-BNP teachers which was held at the base of Aparajeyo Bangla. “We have remained active on the campus after getting instructions from the prime minister to remain vigilant to resist BNP,” said Shaikat.

However, no JCD activists tried to enter the DU campus on rally day.

Their presence was not seen on the campus since last May after the BCL leaders announced them unwanted on the campus over a provocative comment about the PM.

“If we fail to flaunt our activities in such situations, it will create a negative image,” a vice-president of the BCL central unit and a post-seeker, told this newspaper.

The DU authorities, however, said they expect regular academic activities to remain normal. “The continuation of a congenial atmosphere is all that we want. We are always welcoming towards the regular students of the university,” said DU Proctor Prof AKM Golam Rabbani.