The Islamic University (IU) administration has formed a seven-member review committee to determine the level of punishment for teachers, students, and staff who opposed the July-August mass uprising. According to a notice signed by Acting Registrar Professor Dr. Manjurul Haque on November 23, the committee will also be able to receive new complaints and must submit its report within 15 working days. The committee is headed by Professor Dr. Parvez Azharul Haque from Rajshahi University’s Public Administration Department, who is also the joint general secretary of the Nationalist Teachers’ Forum. Other members include professors from various departments of IU and one from the University of Chittagong. Earlier, based on a previous committee’s report, IU temporarily suspended 30 teachers, officers, and employees, and expelled 33 student leaders involved in anti-uprising activities. The new committee was formed to review and finalize the punishments, with the vice-chancellor authorized to replace any member unwilling to serve.