New crisis has been arose with the proposed 'Dhaka Central University' with the traditional seven colleges in the capital Dhaka. According to the existing draft, the university will lose seven colleges if the university is set up. Moreover, the expectations of the students of the colleges are different. And according to the proposed draft, the area of higher education in Dhaka is shrinking in Dhaka. For these reasons, the demands of the distinct and traditions of other colleges including Dhaka College are being demanded from the present and former students.
On the other hand, the new students are divided into two groups with the ordinance. Uncertainty has shown what the future of the university will be than the future of the university. The information was revealed in the students and related sources.
On October 8, a section of seven colleges from the Dhaka Central University ordinance raised objections. In the morning, they raised intense objections to the management of the university in the morning. Higher Secondary level students are uncertain about protecting the college's propriety and whether there will be a high school level in the future.
The high school level students at Dhaka College told a press conference about their uncertainty. Begum Badrunnesa Women's College students also objected to the ordinance.
The proposed university was held at Dhaka Reporters' Unit (DRU) on Sunday (October 12th) at a press conference. Former VP of Dhaka College Student Parliament and volunteer affairs secretary of the BNP National Executive Committee of the Dhaka College Student Parliament presented the written statement at the press conference.
Mir Sarfat Ali told the Bangla Tribune, “Dhaka College, the oldest higher education institution of the Indian subcontinent, is the holder of the 3 -year tradition. The University of Calcutta was established in 1 and Dhaka University in 122. Prior to that, Dhaka College established in the 5th. Since its inception, the lives of countless students have illuminated in higher education. More than 20,000 current students and millions of alumni are united in the emotions of the Dhaka College, 'Dhaka College'. It is a 'World Heritage' or a World Heritage in reviewing the history, role and impact of the spread of education. All of the present and alumni are the effective role of this Mahiruh Education Institute and the prosperity of success. '
3 points of alumni
On October 12, alumni of Dhaka College raised the 5 -point demand to maintain the propriety of the colleges at the press conference. These are-
3) At any cost, the oldest scholars of higher education in Bangladesh should be preserved by the history, heritage and distinctiveness of Dhaka College.
2) An inch of land, including the infrastructure of this college, cannot be written in the name of any other institution.
3) No educational decisions can be made to preserve private universities or individuals and from a commercial point of view.
3) Dhaka Central University can be established as a regulatory university following Oxford, Federal or any other model, where seven government colleges, including Dhaka College, can continue competitively in self -esteem.
3) The interests of the high school level students should be given the highest priority. They have to avoid the conspiracy to make 'foreigners in her own home'.
3) Syllabus in the case of higher education activities, examination in time and the release of the results at the fastest time must be ensured; Students need to be free of education session.
3) In order to rational the teacher-student ratio, initiatives should be taken to increase the number of teachers quickly. In order to eliminate the discrimination of education, the appointment of 20 to 5 teachers and necessary assistant officers and employees should be appointed to the public university. New demand departments will have to be opened to demand the time.
3) A significant number of students should be provided, increase housing facilities, subsidize food and provide education loans. They need to increase their sports and co-education activities. The allotment of students in seven government colleges in the capital should be equal to public universities.
3) Sustainable and realistic decisions should be taken in the light of the views of teachers, students, parents, parents, former students, educators, civil society.
3) About one lakh 3,000 students' education and hundreds of year-old traditional educational institutions cannot be transformed into hybrid education or any obsolete education structure. Under no circumstances can the children of the lower families of the society, especially women students, can be stopped or restricted higher education opportunities.
Dhaka College
Higher Secondary students of Dhaka College have held protests and press conferences opposing the proposed model schooling system of Dhaka Central University in the draft of the ordinance. They organized a demonstration program at ScienceLa at 7.30am on Sunday (October 12). At that time, the students said, what if the college was made a Central University? They said, “Central University should be taken somewhere else, staying at the campus of Dhaka College Dhaka College.”
On Monday (October 8th) at the Central Shaheed Minar, seven colleges, masters and high school students organized peace and unity under the banner of the 'General Student'. The rally demanded sustainable solutions to seven colleges problems in keeping with the college's propriety.
Begum Badrunnesa Women's College
Begum Badrunnesa Women's College high school students have protested the initiative of new universities in the proposed framework for seven government colleges in Dhaka. They feared that the institution of women's education would be narrowed and women's education would be damaged if the university in the proposed framework. The students demanded five points to the government.
Their clanges are-
3) Begum Badrunnesa Women's College will have to withdraw from the attempt to make 'hybrid'.
2) All conspiracies of women's education institution should be stopped to make a coordinated college or university. For this, Begum Badrunnesa Government Women's College will have to establish a university in a separate name without using any infrastructure.
3) Higher Secondary and University cannot run together. It will damage the high school or university. For that, Begum Badrunnesa will have to stop the university plan with the college.
3) Not a 'hybrid' university, high -level in a research -based university in a separate place.
3) In order to improve education, the bus should be increased to improve the infrastructure of Begum Badrunnesa Government Women's College, increase housing facilities, increase transport facilities.
Two colleges of seven colleges
The number of seats at the graduate level of the seven colleges is more than 20,000. And the number of seats in the high school is more than 3,000. The seats of Eden Women's College and Begum Badrunnesa Government Women's College are reserved for the students and the seats of Dhaka College are reserved for the students only. Besides, students will be admitted to both Government Titumir College, Poet Nazrul Government College, Government Shaheed Suhrawardy College and Government Bangla College.
Of these seven government colleges, five are high school students. However, Eden and Titumir College do not have high school levels.
Divided students, violence can occur
The division has been created among the students by focusing on the transformation of seven colleges in the capital. The divided students are conducting a change program in the education building area on Monday (October 8). A section of the students are marching towards the Education House on Monday (October 8th) demanding a rapid issuance of the proposed 'Dhaka Central University' ordinance. Another party is claiming that they are trying to influence the government's decision by creating a mob in the name of the journey and for this they will hold a procession of peace and unity at the Shaheed Minar. The two parties also made a statement by calling the movement.
According to the seven colleges conversion movement, it is said that there have been various debates against the draft of the Dhaka Central University Ordinance-2021, published in the Ministry of Education for the implementation of the proposed Dhaka Central University with the seven colleges! But our goal is now just ordinance.
Students who follow the program towards the education building adjacent to Abdul Gani Road and College Road on Monday (October 8th) want to know the final day of the ordinance. They say the current students will return to the reading table with the ordinance.
On the other hand, the banner of the seven colleges (Honors, Masters and HSC) banned the banner of the seven colleges, a small, isolated and stray student group called the Converting Committee of the seven colleges announced a confused and provocative 'March Two Education House' program through a press release. We are strongly rejecting the programs of the seven colleges, masters and HSC level.
On October 12, the students of Dhaka College occupied the Science Lab. At that time, the students said, 'Our intermediate exists, will remain. But those who are seeking the university of this model can ask them from their place. But the address of this model will not be in Dhaka College. '
UGC
Member of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Dr. Mohammad Tanjimuddin Khan told the Bangla Tribune, “We have done our duties. The Ministry of Education will take the next step. '
Ministry
On October 12, the Ministry of Education said that the draft was released on the website of the Department of Secondary and Higher Education on September 23, which was open till October 1 to receive public opinion on the draft of the proposed 'Dhaka Central University' Ordinance. More than six thousand views have already been found.
Currently, the comments and analysis of the opinions are underway. After completing the process, a series of consultation meetings will be organized soon with the partners, including teachers, students, academics and representatives of civil society related civil society. It is expected that everyone's opinion will be reflected in the participatory and transparent process.
Sought to education cadres
Asked about the convening committee member secretary of the BCS General Education Association. Md. Masud Rana Khan told the Bangla Tribune, “BCS (general education) cadre lost five schedules to convert Jagannath College into a university. Therefore, the posts of the university consisting of seven colleges should not be without the hands of the education cadre. There are more than a thousand schedules of education cadre in these seven colleges. These terms can be appointed from the education cadre. '
Dr. Md. Masud Rana Khan said, “Our main thing is that our five cadres have been lost in Jagannath. Students from all over the country come to these seven colleges. Not all students go to Dhaka University. Go to different sectors. It was possible to meet the needs of many sectors. A large number of students will stop the way for higher education. '
