Umama Fatema, spokesperson of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, emphasized that reforming Dhaka University’s student union (DUCSU) must address both political and academic challenges to ensure wider student participation. At a discussion organized by “Tuesday’s Gossip,” various student leaders highlighted the need for integrating DUCSU elections into the academic calendar and addressing leadership gaps. Calls were made for fair election practices, better student facilities, and ensuring DUCSU as a platform to represent student rights effectively on campus.
Umama Fatema, spokesperson of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, said that reforming the Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) requires not only consideration of the political situation but also the academic context to ensure students can participate.
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