A major administrative reshuffle has begun at Dhaka University following the assumption of office by the new government. Within a short period, several key positions have changed hands, starting with the resignation of former Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Niaz Ahmed Khan. The changes have extended to the posts of Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Proctor, and Assistant Proctor, creating what insiders describe as an atmosphere of uncertainty within the university administration.
Administrative sources said the restructuring is not limited to personnel changes but is part of forming a new power structure. Concerns have emerged over potential political influence in the process. After Dr. Khan’s resignation, Professor Dr. A.B.M. Obaidul Islam was appointed as the new Vice-Chancellor. Subsequent changes included the replacement of Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Administration) Dr. Saima Haque Bidisha and the resignation of Proctor Professor Saifuddin Ahmed, followed by Assistant Proctor Shehrin Amin Monami.
Some faculty and officials expressed concern that the appointments could lead to political polarization within the university. However, the new Pro-Vice-Chancellor and the Vice-Chancellor denied these allegations, stating that all resignations were voluntary and that experience and competence, not political affiliation, guide appointments.
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