Dhaka University authorities have suspended two employees after preliminary evidence suggested their involvement in recent explosions on campus and attempts to foment instability. The university administration confirmed the suspensions on Wednesday (November 11), stating that the initial findings point to their complicity in the incidents.
Suspensions and Security Measures
Earlier on the same day, reports indicated that an estate office employee had been suspended after preliminary evidence linked him to a plot to attack fellow staff members. The university administration subsequently confirmed the suspension of a second employee in connection with the blasts."The preliminary evidence suggests their involvement in the blasts and attempts to create instability," a university administration statement said. The investigation remains ongoing, and a final decision will be made based on the inquiry report.
Heightened Patrols and Surveillance
In response to the repeated explosions on campus, the university has stepped up security measures. Patrols and surveillance have been intensified to ensure the safety of students, faculty, and staff. Authorities stated that the additional measures have been implemented to maintain order and prevent further incidents.The university administration said it has the situation under control and is continuing to gather information as part of the investigation. They have assured that legal action will be taken against anyone found involved in such subversive activities.
