Cucsu polls: Dope test reports for all 936 candidates came negative
Earlier, the CU authority made dope test mandatory for candidates participating in Cucsu elections.
The Dope Test Committee reported that all 936 candidates who provided samples for the Chattogram University Central Students' Union (Cucsu) elections tested negative.
Mohammad Abu Tayyab, a member of the committee and the acting Chief Medical Officer of CU, shared this information with the authorities today (26 September).
The dope test reports of the candidates for the Cucsu and hall union elections were handed over today. The Convener of the Dope Test Committee, Professor Md Kamal Uddin, and CU Pro-Vice-Chancellor (administration) handed over the reports to CU Vice-Chancellor Professor Muhammad Yahya Akhtar at 3:30pm on Thursday.
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CU Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Professor Dr Mohammad Shamim Uddin Khan, Dope Test Committee member Julhas Uddin Miah, and Medical Technologists Moshadur Rahman Khan and ABM Yusuf, among others, were present on the occasion.
Earlier, the CU authority made dope test mandatory for candidates participating in Cucsu elections.
