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Adviser Mahfuj asks students to place demands thru proper channels

Staff Reporter:

Adviser Mahfuz Alam has called on students to share their concerns and demands through appropriate channels, stressing that the administration remains open to discussions.
During a briefing held on Wednesday at the Foreign Service Academy following an advisory council meeting, Mahfuj Alam focused on the wave of student protests over various issues, including demands related to seven colleges and independent college status.
Mahfuj urged students to avoid being influenced by provocations or engaging in actions that could be detrimental.
“Students have a variety of demands, but we urge you to approach the government for discussions with-out succumbing to any instigation or negativity. The doors of the government are always open for dia-logue,” he added.

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