On the directions of Dr. Hathal Hamoud Alotaibi, President International Islamic University (IIU), the Apex Committee of the university reviewed matters related to the damages that happened to turnstile gates by some student groups, after the earthquake jolts on last Tuesday.
In the meeting it was recommended that those students who are involved in damaging the valuable assets of the university during the unfortunate incidents must be interrogated and strict action will be taken by the university administration.
The meeting was held under the chairmanship of the Vice President (Administration & Finance), Prof. Dr. Nabi Bux Jumani here in the council hall of Administration Block at the new campus. The meeting in detail reviewed matters pertaining to safety and security issues at hostels. It also discussed the matter of probe regarding an unfortunate incident that occurred at turnstile gates of the university hostels which was scripted by some pressure groups of students just to gain their undue and unlawful advantages / objectives regarding hostel mess and illegal occupancy of hostel seats.
The meeting was also attended by all the Vice-Presidents, Deans, Director Generals, Directors, Provosts (Male & Female), Students Advisors’ (Male & Female), Security Consultant and other relevant officials of the committee.
On the occasion, a detailed briefing was taken from the stakeholders on the planted incident that occurred at the exit gates of the university hostels after earthquake jolts happened on March 21, 2023. The Vice President, after watching the viral contents on social media disseminated by the students groups to defame the institution, asked all the Deans and Directors and Security Officers for sharing their opinion about this incident which happened at exit gates of hostel premises after about half an hour of earthquake jolts on last Tuesday.
In this regard all stakeholders shared during the meeting that the university management has taken strict measures to streamline the hostel seats and students mess system.
