Section Officer Nipu Islam Tanwi, a former president of Shamsun Nahar Hall Chhatra League, has also been served a show-cause notice.
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The Dhaka University administration has suspended another official after finding preliminary evidence of her involvement in crude bomb explosions and attempts to create instability on the campus.
The university also issued her a show-cause notice, asking the official to explain her position.
The information was disclosed in a press release sent by the university’s Public Relations Office today (11 November).
The suspended official is Nipu Islam Tanwi, a section officer at the Education-1 branch of the university’s Registrar’s Office. She was the former the president of Shamsun Nahar Hall Chhatra League.
A case had been filed with Shahbagh Police Station over a crude bomb explosion on the premises of the Faculty of Business Studies yesterday (10 November), the release added.
Earlier, the university administration suspended an employee of its Estate Office yesterday and issued him a show-cause notice after preliminary evidence suggested his involvement in a plot to create disorder on the campus.
The employee was identified as Aman Ullah Aman, a third-class staff member of the Estate Office.
The latest security measures follow a series of crude bomb explosions on the campus and in adjoining areas.
A crude bomb exploded in front of the Faculty of Business Studies on Tuesday afternoon, injuring a driver inside a parked car belonging to a university teacher.
Another explosion was reported at the Teacher-Student Centre (TSC) on 9 November.
On 8 November, eight to nine crude bomb explosions were reported at different locations on the campus and in adjoining areas between 6:15pm and 6:45pm.
