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Ducsu stages sit-in at treasurer’s office, demands fund transparency

Ducsu stages sit-in at treasurer’s office, demands fund transparency
Ducsu representatives stage a sit-in at the Dhaka University Treasurer’s office on Sunday – Photo: Collected
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Ducsu representatives staged a sit-in at the Dhaka University Treasurer’s office on Sunday, demanding a full and transparent report of all past Ducsu and hall union funds, alongside a publicly presented budget.

They also called for a safer campus by removing vagrants, destitute individuals, and drug dealers from university area. As part of their pre-announced programme, they surrounded the Registrar Building on Sunday noon, led by Ducsu Social Welfare Secretary AB Zubair and Literature and Cultural Secretary Musaddiq Ali Ibn Mohammad.

The student body further demanded removing Deputy Registrar Ruhul Amin and all teachers and officials who were collaborators of .fascism working in the Treasurer’s office.

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Later, they got into heated arguments with the administration over Ducsu fund accounts. Ducsu Social Welfare Secretary AB Zubair said the movement would continue until transparency in the university’s financial management and student safety are ensured.

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Zubair further said, they will not leave Treasurer’s Office until Deputy Registrar Ruhul Amina ‘collaborator of fascism’  is arrested. He further alleged, “University administration helped him escape by giving him safe exit,”

Their demands include full disclosure of all past Ducsu and hall union funds with a transparent budget presentation, and ensuring campus safety by removing vagrants, destitute individuals, and drug rings, while taking legal action against those involved.

They also seek the removal and trial of Deputy Registrar Ruhul Amin for allegedly supporting “killer Hasina,” along with action against teachers and officials accused of collaborating with fascist activities.

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