The Dhaka University authorities have released a list of 63 students expelled for securing admission through illegal ways or cheating in tests by using digital means.
Examination Controller Md Bahalul Haque Chowdhury sent the list to the halls, faculties, and departments on Tuesday after the decision to not identify them aroused suspicion that the authorities concealed the identities “to hide their link to the administration”.
Some students demanded that the administration name the expelled students when the university announced the Syndicate decision on rusticating them on January 28.
But Proctor AKM Golam Rabbani said there were legal complications to disclose the identities of the punished students as a criminal case against them was under way, reports bdnews24.
A group of students led by Tanbir Hasan Shaikat, a member of the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union, submitted a memorandum to the proctor on Monday in protest against the authorities’ decision on non-disclosure of the expelled students’ identities.
“It has aroused suspicion among students,” he said, threatening protests like locking the proctor’s office if their demand was not met.
