The Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET) has banned all forms of political activities on its campus. This decision was made during an emergency syndicate meeting held on Monday night. The ban applies to students, teachers, officials, and staff members.
According to a notification signed by Kuet Registrar Anisur Rahman Bhuiyan, the university has prohibited politics, political meetings, and rallies. The decision was taken to maintain discipline and ensure a peaceful environment on the campus.
This move comes after students staged a protest on Sunday night, demanding the resignation of Vice Chancellor Dr. Mihir Ranjan Halder and Pro Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Sobhan Mia. The students expressed their dissatisfaction with the university administration and called for changes in the leadership.
The university authorities have not yet commented on the students' demands, but the ban on political activities is seen as a step to prevent further unrest on the campus. The administration hopes that this decision will help create a better academic environment for everyone.
The situation at KUET is being closely monitored, and it is not yet clear how the students, teachers, and staff will react to the ban. The university community is now awaiting further developments and decisions from the authorities.
The ban on political activities at Kuet is expected to be strictly enforced, with the administration determined to maintain order and focus on the academic progress of the institution.
The Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET) has banned all forms of political activities on its campus. This decision was made during an emergency syndicate meeting held on Monday night. The ban applies to students, teachers, officials, and staff members.
According to a notification signed by Kuet Registrar Anisur Rahman Bhuiyan, the university has prohibited politics, political meetings, and rallies. The decision was taken to maintain discipline and ensure a peaceful environment on the campus.
This move comes after students staged a protest on Sunday night, demanding the resignation of Vice Chancellor Dr. Mihir Ranjan Halder and Pro Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Sobhan Mia. The students expressed their dissatisfaction with the university administration and called for changes in the leadership.
The university authorities have not yet commented on the students' demands, but the ban on political activities is seen as a step to prevent further unrest on the campus. The administration hopes that this decision will help create a better academic environment for everyone.
The situation at KUET is being closely monitored, and it is not yet clear how the students, teachers, and staff will react to the ban. The university community is now awaiting further developments and decisions from the authorities.
The ban on political activities at Kuet is expected to be strictly enforced, with the administration determined to maintain order and focus on the academic progress of the institution.
The Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET) has banned all forms of political activities on its campus. This decision was made during an emergency syndicate meeting held on Monday night. The ban applies to students, teachers, officials, and staff members.
According to a notification signed by Kuet Registrar Anisur Rahman Bhuiyan, the university has prohibited politics, political meetings, and rallies. The decision was taken to maintain discipline and ensure a peaceful environment on the campus.
This move comes after students staged a protest on Sunday night, demanding the resignation of Vice Chancellor Dr. Mihir Ranjan Halder and Pro Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Sobhan Mia. The students expressed their dissatisfaction with the university administration and called for changes in the leadership.
The university authorities have not yet commented on the students' demands, but the ban on political activities is seen as a step to prevent further unrest on the campus. The administration hopes that this decision will help create a better academic environment for everyone.
The situation at KUET is being closely monitored, and it is not yet clear how the students, teachers, and staff will react to the ban. The university community is now awaiting further developments and decisions from the authorities.
The ban on political activities at Kuet is expected to be strictly enforced, with the administration determined to maintain order and focus on the academic progress of the institution.
