AS IF HE WAS JAILED BY SHIBIR ACTIVISTS, his real and only grudge, only target, only enemy is SHIBIR. This is the first thing he says after coming out of jail! Not much to say against the govt. or on any other issues as a reverend DU teacher. Shame on the nation - misfortune for the nation that a university teacher is asking to list a group of students and directly calling for their persecution in worst fascistic manner and known & proven culprit students are his golden children. This is what the nation can now expect from university teachers and students. Government has not released some teachers - it has in fact released some snakes from cage. Please enjoy reading the below news.
Prof Anwar for listing Shibir men doing politics at DU
Prof Anwar Hossain, one of the four Dhaka University teachers released from jail, yesterday urged the students to make a list of Chhatra Shibir members doing politics on the campus and launch another movement for the trial of war criminals.
The outspoken DU teacher said the activists of Chhatra Shibir, the student wing of Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh, will have to be identified to protect the university from destruction.
"Identify those students who are involved in politics with Shibir. They have been derailed. We all will have to be united to bring them back to the path of light from darkness," he said.
Prof Anwar, also the dean of Biological Sciences' Faculty, was addressing a "reception and solidarity" rally at the foot of Aparajeya Bangla at noon.
"Students against Repression", a platform of the DU students, arranged the rally, marking the release of the DU students and teachers.
Two other released teachers, Prof Sadrul Amin, president of Dhaka University Teachers' Association (Duta), Prof Harun-or-Rashid, dean of Social Sciences Faculty, and Prof Samad, Prof MM Akash and the released DU students addressed the rally.
The teachers declared that their seven-day programme of wearing black badges and hoisting black flag atop the Arts Building have been withdrawn.
Prof Samad said they have decided to withdraw the programmes as all the students and teachers have returned to their campus. "The case no 51 has been withdrawn yet. Our five students were released on bail. If the case is not withdrawn, Duta with support of the students will be forced to announce fresh programmes."
Prof Anwar, also the Duta general secretary, said all progressive student organisations on the campus must activate their umbrella platform "Paribesh Parishad" to resist the "anti-state" activities of Chhatra Shibir.
"We should work together to make the Shibir men understand that they are living in darkness. I urge the Shibir men to come back to the path of light," he said.
Anwar said another movement needs to be waged against the war criminals to compel the state machinery to bring the war criminals to justice.
"The killers and rapists of 1971 Liberation War must be put on trial. They cannot go unpunished. We'll have to start another movement to ensure trial of the war criminals," he said.
The released students said the government has promised them to withdraw all the cases, but case no 51 is yet to be withdrawn.
"We have been released on bail in the case no 51. But the government had promised us to withdraw the case. We urge it (govt) as well as Army Chief General Moeen U Ahmed to take steps for immediate withdrawal of the case," Rafiqul Islam Sujon, one of the released students told the rally.
The outspoken DU teacher said the activists of Chhatra Shibir, the student wing of Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh, will have to be identified to protect the university from destruction.
"Identify those students who are involved in politics with Shibir. They have been derailed. We all will have to be united to bring them back to the path of light from darkness," he said.
Prof Anwar, also the dean of Biological Sciences' Faculty, was addressing a "reception and solidarity" rally at the foot of Aparajeya Bangla at noon.
"Students against Repression", a platform of the DU students, arranged the rally, marking the release of the DU students and teachers.
Two other released teachers, Prof Sadrul Amin, president of Dhaka University Teachers' Association (Duta), Prof Harun-or-Rashid, dean of Social Sciences Faculty, and Prof Samad, Prof MM Akash and the released DU students addressed the rally.
The teachers declared that their seven-day programme of wearing black badges and hoisting black flag atop the Arts Building have been withdrawn.
Prof Samad said they have decided to withdraw the programmes as all the students and teachers have returned to their campus. "The case no 51 has been withdrawn yet. Our five students were released on bail. If the case is not withdrawn, Duta with support of the students will be forced to announce fresh programmes."
Prof Anwar, also the Duta general secretary, said all progressive student organisations on the campus must activate their umbrella platform "Paribesh Parishad" to resist the "anti-state" activities of Chhatra Shibir.
"We should work together to make the Shibir men understand that they are living in darkness. I urge the Shibir men to come back to the path of light," he said.
Anwar said another movement needs to be waged against the war criminals to compel the state machinery to bring the war criminals to justice.
"The killers and rapists of 1971 Liberation War must be put on trial. They cannot go unpunished. We'll have to start another movement to ensure trial of the war criminals," he said.
The released students said the government has promised them to withdraw all the cases, but case no 51 is yet to be withdrawn.
"We have been released on bail in the case no 51. But the government had promised us to withdraw the case. We urge it (govt) as well as Army Chief General Moeen U Ahmed to take steps for immediate withdrawal of the case," Rafiqul Islam Sujon, one of the released students told the rally.
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