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Bangladesh Published At: 08 Feb 2024, 17:50 p.m.

RAB: Authorities cannot escape responsibility in JU rape case


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Khandaker Al Moin, director of RAB's law and media wing, speaks at a press conference at RAB's media centre in Karwan Bazar on Thursday, February 8, 2024.

Encouraged university authorities to reach out for assistance


The Jahangirnagar University authorities cannot evade responsibility for the recent gang rape incident because crimes, including drugs and rape, have occurred at various times.

In all these cases, the authorities must be held accountable for the entry of outsiders. Commander Khandaker Al Moin, director of RAB's law and media wing, expressed this during a press conference at RAB's media centre in Karwan Bazar, responding to questions from journalists on Thursday.

Commander Moin stressed the need for strict measures by university authorities, especially in light of the recent gang rape incident.

“According to statements from the arrested individuals involved in the gang rape, the situation is alarming, and the authorities need to enhance their vigilance,” he added.

Speaking about coordination with law enforcement agencies, Commander Moin encouraged university authorities to reach out for assistance, as preventing illegal activities, including drug-related incidents, require collaborative efforts.

He emphasized that the future wealth and leadership of the country depend on the education of the youth, and steps should be taken to ensure their well-being and prevent their involvement in criminal activities.

Commander Moin cautioned against generalizing negative perceptions about all students but stressed the importance of continuous surveillance, considering the young age of students.

He mentioned: “Individuals like Mamun exploit students for their own benefit and we urge all stakeholders, including parents, university authorities, teachers' societies, law enforcement agencies, and the media, to take responsibility for preventing the misleading of young students.”