Desk Report:-
The council election of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement’s Central Committee for Private Universities was held on Friday at the central office in Rupayan Tower, Banglamotor, Dhaka.
Omar Faruk as Chief Organizer
Omar Faruk (Yuvraj), a student of Civil Engineering at the International University of Business Agriculture and Technology (IUBAT), has been elected as the Chief Organizer of the council. He secured 35 votes out of 65 councilors representing private universities across the country.
Omar Faruk played a significant role during the July uprising in the Uttara region. His victory has been celebrated by the student community of Greater Uttara, who expressed their enthusiasm and support.
New Leadership Announced
Zakir Hossain Monju from European University has been elected as the Convener of the Central Committee, while Sabina Islam from the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) has been appointed as the Member Secretary.
Background of the Movement
The Anti-Discrimination Student Movement has been advocating for equality, fairness, and justice among students for years. This newly elected leadership is expected to bring fresh momentum to the organization.
Future Initiatives
The new leadership aims to create an inclusive and discrimination-free environment for private university students while working towards policy reforms that ensure equity in education and student rights.
