The probe bodies formed by the Islamic University authorities and the Lalon Shah Hall administration have found the involvement of three activists of Bangladesh Chhatra League in torturing a student of Al-Fiqh and Legal Studies Department on the campus on February 7.

The investigation committees submitted their reports to the university administration on Monday afternoon, sources at IU VC office said on Tuesday.

The BCL activists are physical education department’s second year student Mudassir Khan Kafi, Islamic history and culture department second year student Mohammad Sagor and Uzzal Hossain, supporters of IU BCL unit general secretary Nasim Ahmed Joy.

The probe bodies recommended the university administration to take proper action against the accused involved in the incident.

Action will be taken against the accused as per the University Act in the next disciplinary committee meeting as the probe bodies found their involvement in torturing the student, IU acting registrar HM Ali Hasan said.

According to the probe bodies, a group of Chhatra League activists led by Mudassir Khan Kafi and Mohammad Sagor called the victim at room 136 of Lalon Shah Hall.

They undressed the victim and tortured him there from midnight till 4:30am on February 7. The accused, at one point, assaulted the victim with a steel stick as he refused to perform as they ordered.

The BCL activists tortured the victim both physically and mentally, IU law administrator and also a member of the probe body formed by the university administration Professor M Anisur Rahman said.

On February 12, 2023 night, a first-year female student of Finance and Banking department, was tortured by the IU Chhatra League vice-president Shanjida Chowdhury Ontora and her associates, including Tabassum, Mim, Urmi and Maobiya Jahan, at Deshratna Sheikh Hasina Hall on the campus in Kushtia.

The incident sparked huge protests at Islamic University as well as other educational institutions across the country.

The university administration expelled Ontora and her four associates from the university on August 21 following a High Court order.