The Dhaka University (DU) Syndicate, led by Vice-Chancellor ASM Maqsud Kamal, recently discussed the ongoing murder trial and several important issues raised by the teachers, a student group at the university. The Syndicate meeting highlighted the demand for comprehensive investigations into all murders on campus, emphasizing the need for both national and international probes to ensure justice.
Vice-Chancellor Kamal acknowledged the concerns raised by students and faculty alike. He assured that the university administration is committed to addressing these issues. He mentioned that discussions in the Syndicate meeting focused on the necessity of fair trials and a thorough investigation process. The administration aims to ensure that justice is served and that such incidents are not repeated in the future.
In addition to addressing the murder trial, the Syndicate also discussed the condition of student residential halls. The Vice-Chancellor revealed plans for renovating these halls, aiming to improve the living conditions for students. The administration is also working to remove the culture of forced political participation, which has been a concern for many students. A new policy has been introduced to better manage student accommodation and ensure a safer, more supportive environment.
Addressing the recent attack on students at Shahidullah Hall, Vice-Chancellor Kamal clarified that there was no negligence on the part of the university administration. An investigation committee has been established to look into the incident, and the report is expected to be submitted to the government within eight weeks. The administration is taking steps to prevent such incidents from happening in the future and is committed to ensuring the safety and security of all students on campus.
