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Originally Posted by Tigers_eye
After reading the entire report I am high lighting some stuff and would comment on those:
"When asked to comment on the move, former president of Dhaka University Teachers' Association (DUTA) and also a leader of pro-Awami League teachers' body Prof AAMS Arefin Siddique said the politics of students and teachers should be de-linked from partisan politics."
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"Present DUTA President and also a leader of pro-BNP teachers' body Prof Sadrul Amin said they are not directly involved with the politics of any political party although they have the right to be so. "No teachers should be involved in sycophantic politics and student politics should be de-linked from partisan politics," he said."
Chor'er ma'r boro gola.
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Both BAL & BNP teachers comments are quite tricky!!
"the politics of students and teachers should be de-linked from partisan politics."
That means they are willing to have lawfully right to practice 'Individual' political activity in campus. Means no way you can define which and when to call a political activity in campus as 'partisan' or 'individual'. And also which and when to call it 'linked' or 'non linked' with any political party.
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No teachers should be involved in sycophantic politics and student politics should be de-linked from partisan politics,"
This one is even worse and shameless! he is trying to protect teachers 'partisan' politics in campus, and student politics alive in campus saying 'individual' activity! Both of their comment is full of trap to making the initiative non functional or ineffective.
Students, parents and current govt. should stick to the plan to permanent ban on student politics by implementing University / college law or ministry of education law. Since public universities and colleges are govt. organization, students and teachers should not be allowed to practice politics ( whether it's partisan or not ) just as same as so many other public offices.