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To
The principal
Rajbari Govt. College, Rajbari
22.09.2018

Dear Sir,

This letter is regarding a serious bullying situation in our college which needs immediate actions to resolve. About 15 thousands students are studying in our college in the different faculty. Among them, approximately 35% of the total students do not attend class regularly which has been found through recent study. A large number of students do not attend to the class due to private coaching centers. Private coaching centers are growing here and there. Students who come to the college do not attend in the class as most of the coaching centers teach them in class time which is very much harmful for their (students) academic career. In those coaching centers, students are given some sheets to just pass in the examination. They do not follow the texts books. This is very much injurious for their academic developments. To react the above mentioned circumstances, I think with help of administration, we should launch a drive against those so called coaching centers. Coaching centers that conduct their classes at college time should be stopped as immediately as possible. Besides teacher who are involved in this coaching business should be brought under prevailing law we maintain in our college. We should maintain student attendance properly and in case of attendance less than 75% students should not be permitted to sit for any examination.

I would, therefore very much like that the matter is thoroughly looked into and the coaching centers warned and punished thereby. If need be I may come and see you personally in this regard.

Sincerely yours 
Md. Shafiqul Islam
Lecturer, Dept. of Economics 
Rajbari Govt. College, Rajbari

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