The overview on student politics is presented.

3. ANTI-VIRUS
GROUP MEMBERS:
 Sara Tarannum(781),
 Sabiha Sultana(1257),
 Nafiz Imtiaz Noor(816),
 S.M. Nasif Ali(817),
 Md. Badrul Alam(818),
 Md. Abdul Ahad Khan(1991),
 Shafaeth Zaman(802)

4. Presented For:
Mashrur Shahid Hossain,
Chairman, Dept. of English,
Jahangirnagar University.

5. WHAT IS STUDENT POLITICS?
 United form of students,
 Negotiates for enhancement of research facilities,
 Ensures regular class and accommodation facilities,
 Increases the number of books in the library,
 Organizes seminars,symposia,presentations,debate.

6. Global view of student politics
 Works for the student’s well being,
 Keeps campus clean and environment-friendly,
 Provides career counseling for departing students,
 Provides student ID and discount cards among general
students,
 Provides photocopy,computing and electronic
services,
 Ensures standard medical services at the university
medical,
 Ensures the campus and halls remain drug free.

7. Types of students
3 types of students:
1.
A type: Career Oriented students,
2. B type: Mid-type Student,
3. C type: Politics Oriented Students.

8. Historical background of student
politics in Bangladesh
 Non co-operation movement,
 Swadeshi movement,
 1952-Language movement,
 1966-six point demand,
 1969-mass uprising,
 1971-Liberation war,
 1990-regaining democracy.

9. Present scenario in Bangladesh
 Involvement in terrorism, black money, tender
business,
 Involvement in dirty party politics,
 Work for party and own interest,
 Party conflicts,
 Misuse of student power,

10. FIGURE-newspaper headlines from 2001-2006

11. Effects of political party
 Implements political activities openly in the campuses,
 Provides firearms,
 Involves students in corruption,
 Brings out processions whimsically,
 Stimulates the students towards unethical activities,
 Uses talented and innocent students for party interest.

12. Pros
 Protests injustice,
 Introduces new students to new facilities,
 Deals with problems that students have with teachers
or supervisors,
 Manages complaints regarding university
examinations,
 Solves problems that affect academic performance.

13. Cons
 Deteriorates the quality of education,
 Constraint placed by the unrest created by student
politics,
 Session jam occurs due to student politics,

14. How to change the condition?
2 ways:
1.
Government roles,
2. Student roles.

15. Government roles
 Keep students out of political affiliation,
 Fulfill their unmet needs,
 Enrich quality of education, facilities,
 Restrict use of firearms,
 Deploy law enforcers in campuses.

16. Role of students
 Should do politics for the sake of the country,
 Should not be activists of political parties,

19. Thank you