Dhaka University campus is humming with election activities as leaders and activists of different student organizations have started preparing themselves for Dhaka University students’ union polls while political coexistence continued for the second day, Thursday.
The Bangladesh Chhatra League along with BNP’s student wing Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal and all the leftist student wings who apparently remained off from political activities in DU campus for nine years, gathered at the historic Madhur canteen for second day as part of co-existence and cordiality.
A press conference held at Madhur canteen on Thursday organized by “Sammilita Sikkharthi Sangsad” (Combined Student Alliance), a platform of TSC based 22 socio-cultural organizations suggested the ruling Awami League backed Chhatra League to prepare their panel with those who are in favor of the Liberation War.
While reading out a written statement President of Dhaka University Debating Society (DUDS) Rakib Sirazi said: “We will not be with them who make their panel with anti-Liberation forces. We welcome university authorities for setting polling booths inside the hall.”
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Chhatra League President Rezwanul Haque Chowdhury Shovon said: “We want to make panel with those who are in favor of the Liberation War, creative and has the intention to work for the country.”
Chhatra League General Secretary Golam Rabbani and the organization’s DU unit General Secretary Md Saddam Hussain, among others, were present at the press conference.
A group of leaders and activists of Chhatra Dal gathered at the Madhur canteen at 11:30am for second day and demanded to ensure this congenial atmosphere permanently not only for Ducsu polls claiming such an atmosphere is yet to exist in the dormitories.
Chhatra Dal Central President Rajib Ahsan and General Secretary Akramul Hasan, DU unit President Al Mehedi Talukder, General Secretary Bashar Siddique and 15 to 20 more activists took position at the canteen for more than two hours.
