The University of Dhaka (DU) authorities have directed the preparation of a list of teachers who did not hold their scheduled classes on November 10. The university has requested this information from the relevant departments and institutes.
According to university sources, instructions have been issued to compile and submit the list of teachers who were absent from their scheduled classes on November 10. The initiative is aimed at ensuring discipline in the regular conduct of academic activities.
Directive for list preparation
It has been learned that the authorities have sent letters to the heads of each department and institute in this regard. The letter requests a prompt submission of the names of teachers who did not take classes on November 10, after verifying the class routine.The directive has sparked mixed reactions among faculty members. While some have welcomed the move, others view it as an instance of excessive oversight, according to sources.
Next steps
The authorities have not yet officially announced what action will be taken after the lists are submitted. However, it is believed that institutional measures may follow based on the lists to ensure regular class attendance.No immediate official comment was available from the DU Public Relations Office on the matter. However, sources confirmed that the process of compiling the list has already begun.