A group of Dhaka University students yesterday demanded a roadmap for holding the Dhaka University Central Student Union (DUCSU) election within two working days.

They warned of announcing stricter measures if the roadmap is not provided within the given timeframe.

Under the banner of the Combined DUCSU Movement, the students presented their demand and ultimatum in a memorandum submitted to DU Vice-Chancellor Professor Niaz Ahmad Khan at his office.

DU Chhatra Shibir President Sadik Kayem was also present during the submission.

The memorandum emphasized that building a new Bangladesh requires political reform, starting with Dhaka University. It stressed that holding the DUCSU election is crucial for achieving this goal. Unfortunately, despite five months passing since the July uprising, the current administration has yet to take visible steps toward this end.

The document also noted that while a committee was recently formed, it remains unclear if any actions have been taken based on its recommendations or the proposals submitted by student organizations.

The memorandum was signed by Jamaluddin Khalid of the Arabic Department, Limon Hasan of the Modern Language Institute, Ahmed Hossain Joni of the Economics Department, Seema Akter of the Music Department, Jannati Bulbul of the Sanskrit Department, Abbas Uddin, Nafiu Rahman, and Tamim Ahsan, others.