Rag Day for seventh law batch at Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University: a farewell in colour and memories

Students of the seventh batch of the Department of Law and Justice at Jatiya Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam University have held a Rag Day. With their four-year journey ending, the campus turned festive around the farewell programme.

Under the slogan 'Rag Day is finally happening guys!', the campus became festive on 12 November. The programme began at 11am with a cake cutting.

Afterwards, below the faculty building, students played with colours, took photos and recorded videos. Memory-filled messages found a place on friends' clothing. The celebration continued until 1:30pm.

The four-year journey of the Law and Justice students was filled with study, hard work and varied experiences. They had to master complex subjects including the constitution, the penal code, civil and criminal procedure, the evidence act and contract law.

There were case precedent analyses, presentations, viva examinations and exam preparation. Sometimes there were sleepless nights, sometimes studying by sharing a friend's notes. The batch's bond grew stronger in such small moments.

The batch's male class representative Tanvir Haque said, 'Every person in this batch is a separate story. The love and cooperation I have received from everyone is my biggest achievement. I want our bond to remain intact even beyond the university.'

Farewell was also in the voice of female class representative Tithi. She said, 'I will no longer see familiar people in the same classroom every day. Everyone will scatter to their own destinations. But the memories of four years will never fade.'

Student Sakibul Islam said, 'The classmate who was once a bench companion becomes the place of reliance on a day of danger.'

Leaving the familiar chapter of four years behind, they will now walk towards a new life. Some are headed for the courts, some for a judge's bench. Some will choose another field of the legal profession.