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BCL infighting at Eden College: president general secy flees

Campus 2022-09-25, 12:59pm

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Dhaka, September 25 - The president and the general secretary of the Eden Women's College are reported to have fled the college campus fearing outburst of wrath of general students of the college as one student was beaten up and harassed.

Jannatul Ferdous, vice-president of Eden Mohila College unit of Bangladesh Chhatra League(BCL), has been injured in an attack allegedly by the followers of its president and general secretary.

Eden College Chhatra League President Tamanna Jasmine Riva and General Secretary Razia Sultana beat up Jannatul Ferdous at Begum Razia dormitory of the college for giving an interview to the media about extortion and seat trading in the college, said students.

A tense situation has been prevailing on the campus over the incident and protest rallies and counter-rallies were held after the incident.

On September 22, Jannatul Ferdous gave an interview to the media alleging various irregularities, extortion, seat trading and hall occupation by the BCL president and general secretary.

Two days after the interview, the followers BCL president and general secretary threatened to remove her from the hall around 11 pm on Saturday. 

Contacted, Jannatul Ferdous said, "I was outside the hall.  Razia's followers entered my room to create trouble.  Later, my roommates called me and I returned to the hall and talked to some girls.  As soon as I came to the hall, followers of Razia beat me up and snatched  my phone."

Tamanna Jesmin Riva and Razjia Sultana didn’t respond to calls of the UNB correspondent.

However, BCL has formed a two-member probe committee to investigate the incident.