BNP leader Ruhul Kabir Rizvi has accused Dhaka University authorities of rigging the DUCSU and JUCSU elections in favor of a specific organization.
He alleged the Vice-Chancellor deliberately orchestrated “a monopoly outcome” with backing from government allies, citing ballot papers being printed by a firm linked to one political group.
Rizvi further claimed that many ruling Awami League activists involved in repression were now joining Jamaat, raising fears of a “deep blueprint” to suppress nationalist forces. He warned that the growing influence of such forces posed risks to both democracy and religious communities, while accusing sections of the government of actively patronizing Jamaat.