Human chain demanding justice for Sajid's murder at IBU; meeting with VC
Published: 04:01 20 January 2026
Students of Islamic University (IB) have met with the VC demanding justice for the murder of Sajid, a student. During this, they demanded to ensure speedy justice for Sajid's murder.
On Monday (January 19), at 12 noon, they met with VC Professor Dr. Naqib Mohammad Nasrullah at the VC's office. Earlier, they formed a human chain on the administration building premises with the same demand.
At this time, the students said, "Even though 186 days have passed, Sajid's murder has not been judged. We are not seeing any progress in the investigation. If a speedy justice is not ensured, our security crisis will not end. We want a speedy justice for Sajid's murder."
VC Professor Dr. Naqib Mohammad Nasrullah said, "We are working on this issue. If necessary, I will talk to the Home Affairs Advisor and the Chief Advisor on this issue. We will definitely ensure justice for Sajid's murder.
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