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Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Re: [chottala.com] DU teachers condemn verdict

After reading the statement delivered at the court by The Learned PhD Teacher Mr. Anwar Hossain of Dhaka University is seemed that the administration of Dhaka University is totally inactive.
It is also proved by his statement that there is no good administration in the University.
Where there is no good active disciplined administration in the University & from where the people are getting degree certificates after coming in abroad their certificates are not honored by the University in abroad & their educational qualifications are treated as below standard.
The people graduated from the University of Bangladesh after coming in abroad are doing odd jobs such as taxi driving hotel boy city council cleaning works until & unless they get proper education from the education centre in abroad..
And after getting education from the university  they are doing in Bangladesh nonsense works such looting public money car breaking  trouble making disaster creating in the country etc as a result money of Bangladesh is devaluing creating money inflation everything price hiking.
How can the teachers of Dhaka University claim that they are very good teachers & Dhaka University is the heart of the country??
Are not the Teachers in Dhaka University inefficient & less quality??  
Have not these shameless & quality less teachers made the University a quarrelling centre by creating nonsense & education less & bad atmosphere doing nonsense quality less politics at the University Campus?????
How can they claim that they are providing correct update education to the students in due time taking regular classes giving good educated lessons to the students in Dhaka University????
After getting education providing by the less quality educated University Teachers no body can make a single car in the country or can not do any repairing works. How shameless the matter is that the teachers have inspired the students to break the cars which are being imported from India or Japan?? Are the University Teachers of Dhaka University taking Commission from the Car making Company of India or Japan? So that after broken the cars new cars can be imported from Japan or India.
The moral duty of the teachers are providing correct update education to the students
1)       To create dedicated minded honest efficient political leaders to lead the country.
2)       To create honest creative law makers for making rules & laws
3)       To create foresighted wise skilled planers for planning.
4)       To create good efficient administrators to rule the administration
5)       To create perfect executors & builders to execute the plan & to build the country for saving the people. 
Not creating by doing nonsense politics in using power of 1973 for
1)      Suffering the students in season jots
2)      Not taken regularly classes
3)      Not taken examination in due time & not given result in time
4)      Not honored by the University in abroad the certificates of the students who are getting after obtained degree/graduated of Bangladesh University & not treated as below standard educated persons in comparison with foreign University Graduates  




Syed Aslam <Syed.Aslam3@gmail.com> wrote:
 DU teachers condemn verdict
Tue, Jan 22nd, 2008 2:49 pm BdST
 
Dhaka, Jan 22 (bdnews24.com)—Two groups of Dhaka University teachers tied to the Awami League and left parties Tuesday rejected the court verdict that sentenced three teachers to two years in jail for breaking emergency rule last year.

The teachers called upon the public to stand beside them through the "hard days".

Up to 20 DU teachers belonging to the two groups assembled at the Battola on the campus in a midday demonstration to protest the court verdict, reported bdnews24.com correspondents Jannatul Ferdous and Golam Mortuja Antu from the campus.

"The judgment has simply wounded us. DU is passing hard days," said Muntasir Mamun, a professor of history.

"We'd request all to stand beside us as they did in the past—in 1969, 1971 and in 1990."

"Protesting injustice and misrule has been our tradition and heritage through the past century-long life of the university, leading the country and the nation to realising a number of its cherished goals, including independence," Prof Muntasir said.

"This military-backed government wants to see us trampled under the military's boots. We'll not allow that to happen. We want our teachers be freed with honour."

Professor Mesbah Kamal said: "The teachers and students here are no criminals. They just happened to speak up when the sanctity of the university was violated."

"We are here today to protest the verdict as it was not at all an honourable solution to the troubles," he said.

"The prestige of DU has been undermined seriously by the mockery of a judgment delivery," Prof Abdus Samad said.

"It's the government who is not allowing the law of the country to prevail and we've assembled here to announce that we'll officially vent our protests tomorrow."

A 'solidarity mass' will be held at the Battola Wednesday, Prof Samad said.

"The DU teachers have not committed any crimes; therefore, the question of showing mercy to them by any quarters is also irrelevant."

Acting dean of the social sciences faculty AAMS Arefin Siddique said: " I've heard about the judgment, which showed that the government is ill disposed towards the highest educational institution in the country."

"I vehemently protest this inimical attitude."

Siddique said the teachers would soon meet to work out a renewed protest programme.

A Dhaka court Tuesday sentenced Dhaka University Teachers Association president Professor Sadrul Amin, general secretary Professor Anwar Hossain and social sciences faculty dean Professor Harun-or-Rashid to two-year imprisonment, while acquitting applied physics and electronics department chairman Professor Nimchandra Bhowmik and 15 students.
 
AFP
 
Bangladeshi students protesting in Dhaka

Hundreds protest as Bangladesh teachers jailed

1 hour ago
DHAKA (AFP) — Hundreds of students demonstrated in Bangladesh's main university campus Tuesday after three of their professors were jailed for two years over campus unrest last year, police said.
The students at Dhaka University chanted slogans against the country's army-backed emergency government, which has been in power for just over a year.
"There is no violence. But the situation does not look well," said local police chief Shahidul Islam.
The three professors, two of whom are also deans of the university, were jailed for breaking emergency rules outlawing protests during the student unrest last August. The outbreaks prompted a week-long curfew in the country.
"The judge said the three Dhaka University professors broke the emergency laws by joining processions during the unrest and the charges against them were irrefutably proved," deputy police commissioner Shahidul Haq Bhuiyan said.
He added that the court acquitted another professor and 15 students -- and authorities have hinted that those sentenced could be pardoned by the president.
The student protests began at Dhaka University and spread across the country, leaving at least one dead and more than 100 injured. The government accused non-students of hijacking the demonstrations.
Bangladesh's emergency government came to power on January 12, 2007, following months of strikes and rioting by rival supporters of the country's two main political parties, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and the Awami League.
The emergency government has promised to clean up the country's notoriously corrupt political landscape before holding fresh elections in late 2008.
 
 
Dhaka University students, under the banner of "Students against Repression", bring out a silent procession demanding the release of four teachers and a fellow student. Photo: STAR
 
Hundreds protest as Bangladesh teachers jailed
AFP - 1 hour ago
DHAKA (AFP) — Hundreds of students demonstrated in Bangladesh's main university campus Tuesday after three of their professors were jailed for two years ...
Bangladesh court convicts 3 university teachers of fomenting ... PR-Inside.com (Pressemitteilung)
DU teachers, students to continue demo until all cases withdrawn The Daily Star
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