The Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (DUCSU) staged a protest on Saturday, February 28, in front of the university proctor’s office after posters of the banned Chhatra League appeared across the campus overnight. DUCSU leaders demanded that the administration identify those responsible through CCTV footage within 24 hours and bring them under legal action, warning of tougher programs if their demand is not met.
The protest, led by DUCSU Social Service Secretary A.B. Zubair, accused the administration of negligence and alleged that the banned group had previously carried out provocative activities on campus. The posters, calling for the release of all Chhatra League political prisoners, were seen at several key university locations, including Madhur Canteen, the central library, and Curzon Hall. A video showing the poster activity was reportedly shared on social media by the banned group’s DU branch president.
Proctor Professor Saifuddin Ahmed said security officers had been instructed to verify the identities of on-duty guards and investigate how the posters were placed despite their presence. DUCSU leaders also expressed concern over recent incidents of violence against women and children in different districts and demanded swift justice.
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