SHAH ALAM, 17 OGOS : Masalah penginapan asrama yang dihadapi kira-kira 1,600 pelajar Universiti Selangor (Unisel) Kampus Bestari Jaya bakal berakhir apabila mereka dijadualkan akan menerima kunci pada 23 Ogos depan.
Naib Canselor Unisel, Profesor Dr Anuar Ahmad berkata, pihak Jana Niaga Sdn Bhd (JNSB) yang bertanggungjawab menguruskan penginapan pelajar bersetuju untuk membuka semula dan melaksanakan operasi Pejabat Residen Komuniti Siswa seperti biasa.
Menurutnya, tindakan itu diputuskan JNSB susulan daripada permohonan Unisel yang memfailkan Saman Pemulanya di Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur semalam.
“Ekoran keengganan pihak Jana Niaga untuk membuka semula operasi pejabat Residen Komuniti Siswa dan menyerahkan kunci kepada pelajar, Unisel melalui peguamcara telah memfailkan Saman Pemula pada 16 Ogos di Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur.
“Atas permohonan Unisel, pendengaran telah diadakan di mahkamah dan Jana Niaga melalui peguamnya bersetuju untuk membuka semula dan melaksanakan operasi mereka bermula 23 Ogos seperti biasa,” katanya dalam satu sidang media di Unisel hari ini.
Hadir sama, peguamcara mewakili Unisel, Edmund Bon.
Tambahnya, peguam Unisel bersama peguam Jana Niaga juga akan memulakan perbincangan untuk cuba menyelesaikan pertikaian di antara kedua-dua pihak demi kepentingan mahasiswa universiti milik penuh Kerajaan Negeri itu.
“Sebarang pertikaian yang bermula sejak Jun 2009 antara pihak Unisel dan Jana Niaga akan dibincangkan secara terperinci dan spesifik supaya masalah ini boleh selesai,” kata Dr Anuar.
Kontroversi berhubung isu penginapan pelajar timbul apabila sebilangan besar daripada mereka masih gagal menerima kunci meskipun sesi pengajian dilaporkan sudah bermula.
Dilaporkan, perkara itu berlaku ekoran keengganan Jana Niaga yang sepatutnya memberi kunci untuk akses ke asrama pelajar pada 3 Ogos lalu.
REMBAU, Aug 26 — Umno, through its Youth wing, will set up party supporters’ clubs at all public institutions of higher learning in the country to gain support for the party and Barisan Nasional (BN) from undergraduates.Umno Youth head Khairy Jamaluddin (picture) said it was an initial measure taken by the movement in line with amendment to the Universities and University Colleges Act (UUCA) 2012 recently, which allowed undergraduates to be involved and to hold positions in any association or organisation, including political parties.
“So, rather than wait for them to join our party and BN, it’s better for us to play a proactive role by going to campuses and setting up Umno supporters’ clubs on all campuses,” he said when approached by reporters at his Raya open house at the Kampung Gadong community hall, here today.
He said Umno Youth would enter all public university campuses in the near future to hold dialogues with students and draw up the formation of the club.
Khairy said besides giving support to Umno and BN, the setting up of the clubs would provide a platform for students to convey their ideas and views to the government.
He said although students were seen as more inclined to support the government, such efforts must be carried out to maintain this inclination among undergraduates and ensure that they continued to support BN.
Meanwhile, Khairy who is also MP for Rembau, said PAS must issue a statement on the stand of its alliance with DAP, which opposes the setting up of the ‘hudud’ law if the Pakatan Rakyat were to administer the country.
More than 5,000 guests attended the open house including Negeri Sembilan Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan. — Bernama
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