News Desk
Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL) will talk to students of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) to revive politics on its campus, said leaders of the organization said today (April 2).

Besides, the BCL will develop a new model of student politics at BUET, BCL president Saddam Hussain told a press conference at Madhu`s canteen at Dhaka University.

He said: "Modern, systematic, up-to-date and knowledge-based model of student politics will emerge from BUET campus. BUET students will show the way to change the entire practice as well as guide the country`s student politics in future by following the practice in developed countries."

In the press conference this morning, the BCL announced to hold a sit- in programme on the BUET Shahed Miner premises demanding to give back the dormitory seat of Imtiaz Rabbi immediately.

Besides, BCL also announce other programmes which include holding discussion with BUET students aimed at defining and making an action plan to introduce modern, smart, policy-based systematic student politics, organizing seminars and cultural festivals to make BUET free from communal-radical-militant black shadow and negotiation with the administration for BUET students` union polls.

The politics is definitely not the student politics of class-exam closure, session jams, ragging-bullying, occupation-trading, murder-terror rather it will be modern, up-to-date, diversified and knowledge-fact based, said Saddam while reading out the written statement.

Leadership will not be imposed on BUET students like traditional student politics, rather BUET students themselves will select their leadership which will create the world`s best innovators and entrepreneurs, he added.

BCL will not finish its duty by bringing back student politics in BUET rather BCL, with the common students of BUET, will turn BUET into a model institution of practicing better and smarter student politics, said Saddam.

The leaders will be working on bringing an end to the brain drain of a significant number of BUET teachers and students every year in the name of higher education, he added.

The future BUET student leaders will be working on how to conduct expeditions in space, win the industrial revolution through robotics, build big bridges like the Padma Bridge by highly trained native engineers, manage the Rooppur nuclear power plant and increase agricultural production by inventing modern machinery, said Saddam.