4 sourcesFirst reported yesterday at 15:00, updated 9 h ago
পবিপ্রবিতে র্যাগিং-নির্যাতন : ১১ শিক্ষার্থীকে বিভিন্ন মেয়াদে বহিষ্কার ও অর্থদণ্ড
eleven students expelled and fined for ragging in pabipra
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Patuakhali Science and Technology University administration has fined 11 students and expelled them for periods ranging from one to four semesters, for ragging, physical and mental abuse, and cyberbullying, according to office orders issued Monday (26 October). The orders said the punishments followed a 28 April disciplinary board meeting and a review of an inquiry committee report. Fines ranged from 5,000 to 20,000 taka, with expulsion applied if fines were not paid within the set time. Students who are later proven to have engaged in further misconduct may be permanently expelled, the orders said, and academic activities will be suspended for those who do not pay.
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