Chittagong University (CU) is facing a growing crisis as the number of fake students identified on campus continues to rise. The latest arrest involves Minhaz Islam Rifat, who falsely claimed to be a third-year economics student while actually working at a local hospital. He allegedly sent inappropriate messages to female students and maintained ties with campus political groups. Over the past decade, at least ten imposters have been caught posing as CU students, engaging in fraud, theft, and harassment. Previous cases include individuals who forged admission documents, impersonated relatives of freedom fighters to gain quota benefits, or claimed to be intelligence officers. University authorities admit that such imposters exploit CU’s identity for personal gain and that their ability to act is limited when offenders are not officially enrolled. Students and faculty are demanding stronger verification systems and stricter enforcement to prevent further incidents of deception and misconduct on campus.