Students at Rajshahi University of Engineering and Technology (RUET) have expressed strong dissatisfaction over the prolonged delay in completing the newly built Student Hall-1. The contractor, NH Enterprise, led by Nizamul Haque, faces accusations of mismanagement, broken promises, and diverting allocated funds to other projects. Despite repeated deadlines and written assurances, the project remains incomplete, raising serious concerns about accountability and transparency.

RUET’s Planning and Development Director, Professor Dr. H. M. Russell, stated that the administration continues to monitor progress closely and has ensured all necessary financial and administrative support to expedite completion. However, field inspections revealed unfinished infrastructure, including uninstalled doors, inactive substations, incomplete water and Wi-Fi systems, and pending lift installation, leaving residents in discomfort.

Students claim the contractor operates with minimal manpower and poor coordination, causing persistent delays. They demand immediate completion of all pending work and accountability from NH Enterprise. The administration hopes that with improved oversight and resource delivery, the hall will soon provide a safe and functional residential environment.