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As many as 102 DU teachers who went abroad on study leave owe Tk 1.80 crore to the university as they have never returned or repaid the loan taken before leaving the country for higher studies.
According to the university rules, an eligible teacher can go abroad for higher education with up to four years' study leave. During the study leave, he or she is entitled to receive salary and other allowances from the university.
Sources said the defaulters each had signed a bond before taking the loan that they would pay the money back if they decided to stay abroad.
Sources said the defaulters each had signed a bond before taking the loan that they would pay the money back if they decided to stay abroad.
Sources said 71 of these teachers are from the science faculties, five from the Arts faculty, 14 from Social Science faculty, two from the Law faculty, nine from Business Studies faculty and four from the Institute of Business Studies.
Among the defaulters, three are professors, 66 lecturers and the rest are assistant professors, university sources said.
Of the teachers of sciences faculties, 10 are from biochemistry and molecular biology department, nine each from applied physics and electronics, and chemistry departments, one from mathematics, five from physics, three from applied chemistry, four from applied chemistry and chemical technology, one from computer science and engineering, five from geography and environment, three from geology, five from statistics, two from applied statistics, six from microbiology, five from psychology and one from soil, water and environment department.
Among the defaulters, three are professors, 66 lecturers and the rest are assistant professors, university sources said.
Of the teachers of sciences faculties, 10 are from biochemistry and molecular biology department, nine each from applied physics and electronics, and chemistry departments, one from mathematics, five from physics, three from applied chemistry, four from applied chemistry and chemical technology, one from computer science and engineering, five from geography and environment, three from geology, five from statistics, two from applied statistics, six from microbiology, five from psychology and one from soil, water and environment department.
Defaulters List:
- Management department teacher Mishkat Uddin who had gone to the US for higher studies and made no contact for a few years but recently joined North South University , the VC said the authorities have already sent a letter to his address.Management department teacher Mishkat Uddin was fired. He owes over Tk 1 lakh.
- Nahida Banu, lecturer in biochemistry and molecular biology, was due to return to her job on April 1, 1994. The authorities have terminated her job as she did not respond to letters sent to her asking her to return. She owes Tk 3.5 lakh to the university.
- Chemistry teacher Abul Khair Khan took Tk 1.6 lakh and was due to return to the university on July 1, 2001.
- Md Salauddin of Bangla took Tk 3.12 lakh
- Faiza Sultana of English Tk 4 lakh
- Sudhir Shyamol Chowdhury of English Tk 1.44 lakh
- Abul Fazal Md Fazle Rabbi of information science Tk 2.35 lakh
- Monjushri Bonik of library management Tk 2.14 lakh
- Saida Zakia Hossain of sociology Tk 1.84 lakh
- Kawsar Kibria of sociology Tk 2.54 lakh
- Mohammad Selim of economics owe Tk 1.95 lakh
- Jahanara Begum of economics owe Tk 1.41 lakh
- Dr Monsurul Alam Khan of economics owe Tk 2.78 lakh
- Soumi Mostafa of economics owe Tk 1.82 lakh
- AKM Mahbub Morshed of economics owe Tk 2.69 lakh
- Saira Khan of International Relations owe Tk 2.15 lakh
- Muna Hossain of international relations owe Tk 1.11 lakh
- M Nurul Hossain of mass communications and journalism took Tk 1.11 lakh
- Md Shamsher Ali of Institute of Social Welfare and Research is Tk 1.03 lakh
