Dhaka University (DU) will reopen once the situation is safe for students. The university authorities believe that students were not involved in any bad activities during the quota reform movement. The university will open after the law and order situation improves and the damaged halls are fixed.
These statements were made in a press release sent to the media by the university's public relations office on Tuesday.
Last Thursday, the university was closed indefinitely due to clashes over the quota movement. A committee was formed to investigate the conflict, and it has been asked to report its findings within eight weeks.
The university administration is working hard to ensure the safety of students and to repair the damaged halls as soon as possible. They are committed to reopening the campus when it is safe.
The quota reform movement has been a significant issue, causing disruptions and concerns about student safety. The university aims to create a safe environment for all students before reopening. The administration's main goal is to make sure everything is calm and secure on campus.
The university authorities are in close contact with law enforcement and are taking steps to improve the situation. They are dedicated to resolving the issues quickly so that students can return to their studies in a safe and peaceful environment.
Everyone is hoping for a quick resolution and a return to normalcy at Dhaka University. The authorities are working towards this goal and will reopen the university as soon as it is safe for all students.
