Despite getting 9 in the exam, illegal admission to JABI on the recommendation of BCL president


Published: 05:50 31 August 2024
Molla Rajib Ahmed, a student of the International Relations Department of Jahangirnagar University (JAB) in the academic year 2008-09 and Chhatra League activist. Despite getting only 9 in the admission test, he got admission in Jabi over the phone of Mahfuzul Haider Roton, secretary of the Chhatra League at that time. He has already come out with a master's certificate. But his admission was illegal.
After inquiry, it is known that Rajib's sister's husband, Abu Mucha, is a close friend of Bangladesh Chhatra League's former central general secretary, Mahfuzul Haider Roton. Dr. Gopalganj was Jabir's VC during admission in 2008-09 academic year. Sharif Enamul Karib. Roton called Sharif Enamul Kabir to admit Rajib. As a result, Sharif Enamul Karib ordered to admit Rajiv without considering any information of his admission test.
An official of Jabir's examination office confirmed that Rajib scored only 9 in the entrance examination. Sharif Enamul sir called the examination office to admit him. Then he was informed about getting only 9 marks after looking at the papers. But he said, there is no need to see those documents. Get admitted.
When contacted on Friday (August 30), Rajib's father, Police Sub-Inspector (SI) Abul Khair said, "I don't know if Rajib failed the admission test." But he avoided answering the question of whether he recommended his daughter's son-in-law Roton.
When Rajib was contacted about this, he denied the matter and said, I got admission in the entrance exam after getting a chance.
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