Bangladesh Islami Chhatra Shibir has expressed deep concern over the continuation of the ongoing Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations despite widespread flooding across various regions of the country. In a joint statement issued on Monday, the organization’s central president Nurul Islam and secretary general Sibgatullah demanded that the government temporarily suspend the exams until conditions improve. They said that many examination centers, including those in the capital, have been affected by waterlogging, severely disrupting communication and creating unsafe conditions for students.
The statement emphasized that mental stability and a suitable environment are essential for fair public examinations. However, students are being forced to attend exams through flooded and hazardous routes, posing serious risks to their physical safety and mental health. The leaders argued that continuing exams under such circumstances is neither humane nor student-friendly.
Shibir also warned that the prolonged exam schedule and field-level mismanagement could negatively affect students’ university admission preparation. The organization urged the government to prioritize students’ safety and well-being and to ensure adequate time for higher education preparation once the exams resume.
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