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IUT MPE '22 Official page of Batch 22, Department of Mechanical & Production Engineering, Islamic University of Technology.

15/08/2026

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āϤ⧋āĻŽāĻžāϰ āϚāĻŋāĻšā§āύ āϤāĻŦ⧁ āϰāĻŦ⧇ āĻŦ⧇āρāĻšā§‡đŸ§ŖđŸ’Ĩ

"The month of Ramadhan [is that] in which was revealed the Qur'an, a guidance for the people and clear proofs of guidanc...
02/03/2026

"The month of Ramadhan [is that] in which was revealed the Qur'an, a guidance for the people and clear proofs of guidance and criterion." (Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:185)

Continuing our cherished tradition, we are pleased to announce the annual iftar gathering of the Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering— Isti’dad lil Iftar 1447 AH.

â€ĸ 📅 Date: Ramadan 16, 1447 AH | 5 March, 2026
â€ĸ 📍 Venue: IUT Auditorium
â€ĸ ⏰ Time: 5:30 PM (Join us early for the Pre-Iftar Dua)

We look forward to welcoming all students, faculty, and staff of the MPE family.
May Allah (SWT) accept our siyam, our qiyam, and our gathering.

20/12/2025

Winter has arrived!

We have an opportunity tomorrow. An opportunity to right the wrongs. An opportunity to hold those responsible for years ...
27/11/2024

We have an opportunity tomorrow. An opportunity to right the wrongs. An opportunity to hold those responsible for years of injustice accountable. The loss of three of our brothers presented us with this opportunity. Let us not blow off this chance. We owe our deceased brothers a fight. We owe ourselves a fight. So however hard and inconvenient it may be, join the wave of change tomorrow. Your presence matters. âœŠī¸

Together, we can make IUT the red heaven we cherish. May Allah help us all.







Let’s stand united for justice, dignity, and the future of our IUT family.Your presence matters. Together, we rise. ✊   ...
26/11/2024

Let’s stand united for justice, dignity, and the future of our IUT family.

Your presence matters. Together, we rise. ✊







đŸ“ĸ Statement to All Current IUTians

In this time of grief and anger, we mourn the tragic loss of three fellow brothers. Their memory calls us to demand accountability and ensure safety for all.

Join us on Thursday, 28 November, at 10:00 AM, at the Central Plaza. Let’s stand united for justice, dignity, and the future of our IUT family.

Your presence matters. Together, we rise. ✊






26/11/2024







Apology Rejected! ❌
25/11/2024

Apology Rejected! ❌

25/11/2024

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The tragic incident of three of our batchmates of MPE’21 unfolded rapidly, beginning with bus number 1, which became electrified after coming into contact with a live wire. This event, which took place between 9:38 am (last time Nayeem texted in Messenger) and 9:48 am (Joutho and Madrur called 999) on November 23, 2024, led to a series of harrowing moments, filled with both desperate attempts to save lives and sheer panic.

We request you not to believe any other narration of the incident. There is a lot of misinformation spread around, but we are placing only the details given by the eyewitnesses.

23 November 2024

There were 6 BRTC double-decker buses carrying students and 3 microbuses carrying faculty and staff. Except for bus number 1 carrying IPE’20 and IPE’21 students, all the other vehicles had reached the resort or were near it. The second last bus in front of bus number 1, carrying ME-A ‘23 and ME-B ‘23 (bus number 5) students.

14 minutes after crossing the U-turn of Joina Bazar, bus number 1 faced an autorickshaw from the opposite side, and while giving it side to pass, the bus stopped and got stuck in that narrow road.

Two students from IPE'21, Mubtasim Rahman Mahin and Alim Ahmed, were standing at the backside door holding the handles of the bus door facing each other.
(Alim on the left side of the door and Mahin on the right side). Shakib and Digonto were on the stairs and Madrur, Ridwan, and Noman were on the right side of the stairs. When the bus stopped, they both peeked outside of the door to see what happened. Suddenly, when Alim’s right hand touched Mahin’s hand, he felt a minor electric shock and looked at his face and saw he was completely under a current shock; his left foot was touching the ground, and there was fire. Alim along with Jubair Alam Shakib (IPE’21) made an effort to disconnect Mahin from the electric shock. They constantly kicked him on his hand and leg to save him. All of a sudden Shakib said, “It’s not working; let me go down from the bus and try to save him,” and rushed down. Though his lower part of the body reached the ground, his upper part of the body (right side of the face and shoulder) got attached to the bus facing inwards, and a spark created and started burning. Seeing this Alim got traumatized and decided to leave the bus using the windows. He went inside the bus and was checking the left and right windows to figure out where to jump and saw from the left window that a body in a black jacket was lying on the ground outside the bus, hands perpendicular to the body. The left side was already crowded, so he decided to jump from the right side and land on the field on his shoulder and stay there, covering his ears.

After Alim left, Madrur (ME’21) tried to help Shakib and started kicking on his face. On the 3rd kick, he slipped and fell outside of the bus; only his right shoe was stuck in the bus, due to which he got the shock and later got disconnected by someone’s help.

When Ridwan was on the stairs, he saw Mahin's body get disconnected from the bus and fall outside. He also came and tried to help Shakib, whose face was half melted and reached the lower point of the door. He also failed and jumped down from the bus. Then he saw Joutho (ME’21) was hitting Nafiz Alam (IPE'21), who tried to jump using both legs, but unfortunately his one hand got in contact with the bus and got electrified. Joutho, using a bamboo stick, tried to disconnect from the shock until the stick broke, then Joutho and Madrur called 999 for help at 9:48 am.

According to the statements, accidents happened on both doors at the same time; the black jacket body on the left side of the bus that Alim saw while escaping proves that.

Coming to the front side door narration, Ajwad Abid, a student of ME'21, came from bus number five, which was in front door. He said, “All the buses were moving fine, and bus number 5 also cleared the route, so I just hopped on bus 1 to complete the rest of the journey, and when I got on the bus, the bus was moving fine, but just after 30 seconds the bus stopped, and standing on the bus, I looked outside to see what happened, and a sudden electric shock threw me and someone else who was behind me outside the door.” Analysing the situation, we get that the bus got electrified due to some open wire while Mahin stepped on the ground to see why the bus wasn't moving, and then the circuit was completed. The platform where Ajwad Abid and another guy were standing was not insulated, and so they got the shock. Tasmiah Zaman (IPE’21) was looking outside the window near the front gate and saw Takibur Rahman (IPE’21) and Ajwad Abid outside of the bus. Takibur was screaming and telling Mir Mozzamle Hossain Nayeem (IPE’21) not to jump, but he had already seen Mahin and went to help him. His both feet touched the ground while his left hand had a brief contact with the bus that caused a spark in his left hand, and he went on his knees due to electric shock. He tried to stand and fight back but had a straight fall from half standing and started bleeding from his nose. Initially his hands were perpendicular to his body in shock and then came down towards his body (Nayeem was the guy in the black jacket Alim saw). Takibur, Ajwad, Tasmiah, and Easin Rafi (IPE’22) from the next bus witnessed this.

At the same time, Mahin and Shakib were burning in the backside door. Ajwad looked upwards and saw a wire contact had occurred just in front of the bus, so he went to the driver and screamed to take the bus behind, and at that moment he saw Alim jumping from the right side window.

Meanwhile, Digonto, seeing the danger, was shouting at everyone to stay inside the bus, urging them not to get down. But when news of Nayeem’s tragic fate spread, panic set in. It was clear that the bus had become electrified, and the situation was becoming more desperate by the second.

Once the bus was moved forward to safety, Alif, seeing Nayeem’s body, tried to jump down to help. However, he jumped on his foot but landed on his knees for some unknown reason, struggling to get to safety. He finally managed to crawl onto the constructed road, away from the danger.

As the chaos settled, everyone got down from the bus. Nayeem’s body was near the front gate, then Mahin’s body in front of the backside gate, then Shakib’s body with burning smoke. Alif and Nafiz were in sense and taken to the side of the road. At that time there was foam coming out of Nafiz’s mouth, Shakib’s face was half burned and unrecognisable, Nayeem had bleeding marks from his nose, the lower part of Alif’s body was in pain and he could not move, and Mahin’s leg was burnt. The smoke caused by Shakib's face and body burned was so much that people thought the bus was burning. Students received no significant help from the locals or anyone. Even calling 999 didn’t help; they replied, “The ambulance contacts are not receiving the calls." With the help of a local with a bike, we called for a few autorickshaws to take the bodies. Problems were not solved yet. There were no good hospitals around, and everything was done by the students only.

Ridwan, along with several others—Iffat (IPE’21), Safayet Samir (IPE’20), Rohan Arpon (IPE’20) took injured Mahin and Patwari (IPE'20), and Noman (ME’21) took Nafiz to the nearest hospital, Al-Hera. From there, an ambulance was provided, and Mahin was taken to Mymensingh Medical College Hospital. Iffat stayed with Nafiz there, and later Mashfy Sir, Rahad (ME’21), Patwari (IPE'20), took him and Digonto to MMCH.

Efforts were made to save Nayeem on the scene, with friends and seniors administering CPR and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Unfortunately, these attempts were unsuccessful. Nayeem was rushed to Modern Hospital by a rickshaw but later taken to MMCH with the help of Jalil Sirs’ private vehicle by Joy (IPE’22), Ahmed Imtiaz Fahim (IPE'20), and Jami (IPE’21) and was the first to arrive. After an ECG was performed, he was tragically declared dead. Just after that, Mahin reached MMCH and his ECG was also done and declared dead.
Shakib, who had been critically injured while trying to save Mahin, was taken to the hospital by Rawas, Shabib, Prottoy, and Samiur (all from IPE’20) to a local clinic (Anowara). His pulse check and ECG were done there and declared dead, but still they suggested taking him to the Mymensingh Medical College Hospital. After the second checkup, the results were the same; he was declared dead for the second time.
Alif was the last injured person who was taken to the hospital. Lastly, Nafiz and Alif were taken to Ahsania Mission Medical College by IUT ambulance along with Noman and Rahad, two medical staff of IUT. Takibur, Ajwad, and Madrur were also victims of minor electric shock; they didn’t take treatment immediately.
On the other hand, other students of buses 1 and 5 were taken to the Matir Maya Eco Resort using mostly local vehicles and faculty microbuses. Later, initially prioritising female students and then most junior batches, microbuses were filled and sent back to IUT for safe return. Among them, 2 of the microbuses were faculty microbuses, 15 were managed from the resort, and the IUT transportation manager sent 19 microbuses (approximately). Along with that, a rescue team consisting of 10 people from CSE’21 batch came to help. They were a great support in tackling the media and deporting students in the vehicles. Mahmood Sir, Yasin Sir and Arshil Sir tried their best for a safe departure from the resort. All other lecturers showed their support and stood by us like our brothers!

The loss we faced is unbearable. We have no clue how we will return to that campus and those classrooms. ID 210012125, 210012177, and 210012182 will never be called again. These voids can’t be filled by anything in this world. We are still processing. It is hard to accept the truth. Mahin, Nayeem, and Shakib were 3 amazing individuals—hardworking, helpful and kind. Their smile, their voices, and their habits are imprinted in our hearts. All we pray is that they get the highest place in Jannah because they deserve it. IUTian is known for its’ brotherhood; they have proved that now it's time for us.

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