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JU Chhatra Shakti calls for fresh probe into July uprising attacks

Daily Sun Report, JU

Published: 10 Nov 2026, 07:20 PM

JU Chhatra Shakti calls for fresh probe into July uprising attacks

JU Chhatra Shakti calls for fresh probe into July uprising attacks. Photo: Courtesy

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The Jahangirnagar University (JU) unit of Jatiya Chhatra Shakti has demanded a fresh investigation into attacks on students during the July uprising, calling for those allegedly involved, including teachers, students and university officials and employees, to be brought to justice.

The demand was made at a press conference held at the university's Shaheed Minar premises at around 2:30pm today, where the organisation also called for reforms in academic and administrative activities, improved campus security and the announcement of the Jahangirnagar University Central Students' Union (JUCSU) election schedule.

Speaking at the press conference, Jia Uddin Ayan, president of the university unit of Chhatra Shakti, said those who instigated or took part in attacks on students during the July uprising must face justice following a fresh investigation.

"The JUCSU election schedule must also be announced immediately and the election held without further delay," he said.

To restore academic discipline, Ayan called for action against teachers found responsible for misconduct, the introduction of a teacher evaluation system, improvement examinations in all departments and an opportunity for students to have their examination scripts re-evaluated.

He also demanded the immediate arrest and trial of those allegedly involved in an attempted rape of a female student on the campus in May this year, alongside stronger security measures across the university.


The organisation further called for the automation of key administrative and academic offices, including the Controller of Examinations' Office, Registrar's Office and Central Library, to improve efficiency in university operations.

Its leaders also demanded the formulation and implementation of a comprehensive master plan for the university.

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