Dhaka University has temporarily suspended its one staff member, Aman Ullah, an supervisor to the state office, and served him a show-cause notice after finding preliminary evidence of his involvement in cocktail explosions and attempts to create instability on the campus.

A source confirmed the information saying he has been suspended on the basis of a complaint that has been lodged with the Vice-Chancellor alleging his involvement in today’s incident involving the cocktail blast at FBS.

The university has also issued a press release in this regard on Tuesday night.

The release said the university would take strict action against anyone involved in sabotage or disrupting normal academic activities, regardless of their identity or affiliation.

The decisions were taken at an emergency coordination meeting held on Tuesday with members of the university's proctorial team and senior officials of law enforcement agencies to strengthen overall campus security.

According to the decisions taken at the meeting, round-the-clock patrols by law enforcement agencies will be strengthened to ensure campus security.

Security checkpoints are also being set up at the university's six entry points in coordination with law enforcement agencies, the proctorial team and BNCC, the release added.

“The administration is tightening surveillance and taking necessary measures to control the entry of outsiders onto the campus. Teachers, students, officers and employees, as well as others concerned, have been instructed to carry their respective identity cards.”