High Court issues rule over Carmichael College student council election
No student council election was held at the Carmichael College in the past 28 years
The High Court today issued a rule asking why the inaction of Rangpur's Carmichael College authorities regarding the student council election should not be declared illegal.
A bench comprised of justices M Enayetur Rahim and Md Khairul Alam issued the rule directing the education secretary, National University's vice chancellor and registrar, Carmichael College's principal and vice-principal to explain the issue within the next four weeks.
No student council election was held at the Carmichael College in the past 28 years.
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Barrister AH Imam Hasan stood for the writ in the hearing, while Deputy Attorney General Amit Das Gupta represented the state.
On August 30, five students of the college filed a writ seeking a student council election.
More than 25,000 students study at the Carmichael College and previous student council election was organized back in 1990.
