Five top administrative officers of the private-jog Premier College in Chattogram submitted their resignation letters to the college’s registrar on Friday (6 December) within the face of snort by students.
The officers embody Vice Chancellor Prof Anupam Sen, Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof Kazi Shamim Sultana, Treasurer Prof Toufiq Syed, Proctor Ahmed Rajib Chowdhury and Student Welfare and Human Handy resource Director Khurshidur Rahman.
They submitted their resignation letters to Registrar Md Iftekhar on Friday evening, he confirmed to The Alternate Standard at night time.
“All of them submitted the resignation letters citing private causes,” Iftekhar told TBS. “The letters will quickly be despatched to the division eager.”
Their resignation comes amid real protests by the college’s students within the final two days, anxious the resignation of the VC. The protesting students locked the college’s gate on Thursday (5 December) and supplied a total shutdown.
Earlier on 3 September, TBS published a memoir titled “How Ctg City Corpn lost dangle watch over of Premier College to Mohiuddin family“, detailing how the family of worn Ctg mayor the leisurely ABM Mohiuddin has taken dangle watch over of the college.
“No subject funding its establishment and providing the land, the Chattogram City Company slowly lost dangle watch over of Premier College to the family of the leisurely mayor ABM Mohiuddin Chowdhury consequently of their political affect,” the document reads.
“For 13 years, two city mayors, in conjunction with Mohiuddin, served as chairmen of the Board of Trustees. Then all once more, in 2016, Mohiuddin, no subject now now not being the mayor, worn his political vitality to steal over the college with his family,” it also acknowledged.
No subject court rulings, his son, worn education minister Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury Nowfel, and his family dangle worn the college as a non-public asset for over seven years, the document acknowledged, quoting sources.
The document extra pointed out that 84-year-outmoded Professor Anupam Sen has served as the college’s vice-chancellor for nearly 16 years, exceeding the 75-year age restrict for private college vice-chancellors.
He’s also a member of the college’s board of trustees, which also contains leaders of the ousted Awami League and representatives from the S Alam Crew.
