Chief Returning Officer said in an official notification issued today

Despite the authorities’ order to vacate dormitories following an indefinite closure on Sunday night, most male students of Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) have refused to leave.

Students from different dormitories took out processions after the High Court postponed the elections to Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (Ducsu) yesterday and returned to their halls within an hour and a half after the chamber judge stayed the order.

Around 12:30pm, hundreds of JCD activists gathered in front of the university's administration building to press home their demands

Students move into halls for safety as Section 144, heavy patrols continue

Says no case had yet been filed by the university administration, with a decision expected today

Around 9:30am, nearly 100 leaders and activists of the student body besieged the treasurer's office

Voting for the Ducsu and hall union elections is scheduled for September 9

Student body alleges university administration ‘snatching away voting rights’

Tanzila Hossain lone female candidate for general secretary post

The decision has triggered discontent among students, as the date coincides with Maha Shashti,

Jalal Ahmed was expelled from Haji Muhammad Mohsin Hall after the allegation brought against him

Students seem more interested in hall-level elections

Says Rokeya Hall visit was for personal reasons

Polls scheduled for Sept 15 face uncertainty amid staff movement

Jagannath University students yesterday locked the administrative building to press home their demands for the Jagannath University Central Students’ Union (JnUCSU) polls.

Writes to Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission

As the Rajshahi University Central Students’ Union polls are set to take place after 35 long years on September 15, protests, disputes and various demands have have gripped the campus.

Will treat such actions as violations of the electoral code of conduct

JCD-backed panel for Ducsu polls says, accommodation remains the university’s biggest challenge