Professor AKM Golam Rabbani of Proctor of Dhaka University Professor AKM Golam Rabbani said this decision was taken against Aisha, who had complained of a revocation of the quota reformist movement.
Proctor of the Dhaka University's Sufia Kamal Hall, Chhatra League president Esha Chowdhury broke out in protest at the night of April 10, when the student of the philosophy announced the expulsion to calm the situation.
University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Akhtaruzzaman formed a committee to investigate the incident of Chhatra League leader's decision to temporarily expel Esha.
The students of the hall then complained that the leader of the BCL leader Esha was continuously torturing the protesters.
On that night the BCL also expelled Asha. However, after a group of BCL leaders, Esha stood on behalf of the party, the withdrawal of her expulsion on April 13, the government-backed student body has withdrawn.
That night, students in the protest in the court (photos coming to Facebook)
Later, Chhatra League actively withdrew 24 people, including Morsheda Khanam, who was accused of torture against Aisha. Morsheda Sufia Kamal was the vice-president of BCL.
The university administration took the same step after the BCL.
In the chairmanship of Vice Chancellor of the Vice Chancellor, a decision was taken in a meeting of the Disciplinary Body to decide on the suspension of this year's expulsion, said proctor Golam Rabbani.
He told bdnews24.com, "According to the report of the five-member committee to investigate the incident, the complaint of 'ragging' proved to be false and rumor. That's why the university authorities withdrew its temporary expulsion. "
When asked about the response, he told bdnews24.com, "I have not received any papers for withdrawal."
Chhatra League leader Iffat Jahan Esha (Photo: Facebook)
"I've had them. You have seen that, "after saying the words of the earsing crying is found on the phone. He did not say anymore.
When the proctor was rescuing Esa that night, the Chhatra League leader was assaulted by demonstrators. Chhatra League has demanded punishment for them.
Proctor said, "The investigation is still going on." Action will be taken against those who were involved in the incident, and according to the rules of the University. "