The Dhaka University has suspended two employees over their alleged involvement in activities aimed at creating unrest and instability on the campus, following preliminary findings linking them to the incidents.
The university has also issued show-cause notices to both, asking them to explain their alleged involvement.
The university’s Public Relations Office disclosed the decision in a statement on Wednesday.
The suspended employees are Nipu Islam Tanni, a section officer at the Education-1 branch of the Registrar’s Office, and Mohammad Amanullah, a sanitary supervisor at the Estate Office.
The move comes after a crude bomb explosion took place on the premises of the Faculty of Business Studies on Tuesday. A case has since been filed with Shahbagh Police Station over the incident.
In a statement, the university administration said it was maintaining vigilance against acts of sabotage to protect peace, security and stability on the campus.
It added that administrative action was being taken against those concerned in accordance with the university’s existing rules and regulations.
