The central and hall executive committees of the union elected on Mar 11 will hold the meetings at 11am on that day, Vice-Chancellor Md Akhtaruzzaman told bdnews24.com on Monday.
The central union will hold the meeting at the old senate auditorium and the hall unions at the halls, according to Akhtaruzzaman, who is also the ex-officio president of DUCSU.
The Provost Committee has taken the decision in a meeting, he said.
The ruling Awami League’s student affiliate Bangladesh Chhatra League or BCL won 23 of the 25 posts in the DUCSU and most seats in the hall unions, except those in the female halls, in the elections.
The new DUCSU leaders met Sheikh Hasina on Saturday when the prime minister asked them to forget differences and work together for the welfare of students.
Newly elected DUCSU Vice-President Nurul Haque Nur expressed solidarity with the protesters but said he would take charge if the general students want him to continue protests as VP.
He defended the demand for fresh polls after promising Hasina to cooperate with her government saying he had “lost concentration” by seeing many BCL leaders at the Ganabhaban.