Dhaka University Chhatra Dal: A controversy has emerged after Dhaka University public administration lecturer Shehreena Amin Bhuiyan Monami expressed her anger over what she described as an inappropriate post and comments involving a personal photo she had shared on Facebook.
In a Facebook post on August 17, Monami said she had shared a photograph and a personal experience from her own profile. According to her, the post had no connection with politics or any national issue. She was therefore upset when her photograph was shared along with what she called an uncouth and impudent post.
The teacher directly blamed the Dhaka University Chhatra Dal for the incident and wrote that such a post could only come from the organisation.
Teacher Expresses Her Anger
Monami said she was not surprised by the incident. She questioned the idea that the Dhaka University Chhatra Dal should be considered better than other political groups on campus.
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She also criticised what she described as selective behaviour toward teachers. According to her Facebook statement, she believes that some people show respect to certain teachers because of their political connections, while others do not receive the same treatment.
The teacher also referred to the use of political labels against individuals. She said that being associated with a particular political identity can influence how someone is treated.
Personal Experience Behind the Statement
The main point of Monami’s post was her personal experience. She said the photograph was shared from her personal profile and was unrelated to politics or national affairs.
She expressed disappointment that a personal post could become the subject of offensive comments and sharing.
For a university teacher, such an experience can be particularly upsetting, especially when a personal social media post becomes connected with campus politics.
Questions About Campus Political Behaviour
Monami said she had been observing similar activities involving the Dhaka University Chhatra Dal and left-wing groups since the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union, commonly known as Ducsu, became an issue of discussion.
She said that, as a teacher, she sometimes tries to forgive such behaviour. At the same time, she made it clear that she still has the right to feel hurt as a person.
Her statement also questioned what people gain from this kind of behaviour. She wondered whether such actions are meant to receive praise from political groups or simply to appear cool in front of others.
A Strong Message to Students
In the final part of her Facebook statement, Monami criticised what she described as insolent behaviour. She argued that this type of conduct would not help anyone achieve much in life.
She also connected the behaviour with family education and political ambitions, expressing her strong personal opinion about why some people may behave in this way.
Her comments have brought attention to the wider issue of how university teachers and students interact on social media, particularly when personal posts become connected with campus politics.
Dhaka University Chhatra Dal and the Controversy
The controversy mainly centres on the teacher’s allegation against the Dhaka University Chhatra Dal. Monami publicly expressed her frustration and named the organisation in her Facebook post.
Her statement reflects her own experience and opinion about the incident. The available information does not include a response from the Dhaka University Chhatra Dal regarding the allegation.
The incident has once again highlighted how quickly personal social media content can become part of wider campus discussions when political groups are involved.
The Facebook post by Shehreena Amin Bhuiyan Monami has drawn attention because of her criticism of the Dhaka University Chhatra Dal over the sharing of her personal photograph and what she described as an inappropriate post.
While the teacher has clearly expressed her disappointment, the issue also raises broader questions about respectful behaviour on social media and the relationship between personal expression and campus politics.
