Shillong (Meghalaya), Nov 25: A two-member committee visited the North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU) today, Nov25, as part of their investigation into the allegations against Vice-Chancellor Prof. S.K. Shukla. Although the committee’s visit was brief, they have already made some initial findings.
According to sources, the committee met with various stakeholders, including faculty members, staff, and students, to gather information about the allegations against the Vice-Chancellor. The committee’s initial findings suggest that there are indeed some irregularities and discrepancies in the university’s administration, which warrant further investigation.
The committee’s visit comes amidst growing demands for the removal of Vice-Chancellor Prof. S.K. Shukla, who has been accused of financial mismanagement, administrative irregularities, and favoritism. The university community has been divided over the issue, with some supporting the Vice-Chancellor and others demanding his ouster.
The two-member committee is expected to submit its report soon, which will be crucial in determining the future course of action. The university community is eagerly waiting for the committee’s report, which is expected to bring some clarity to the situation.
NEHU, has been embroiled in controversy, leading to the appointment of two new Pro-Vice Chancellors. The move came amidst growing demands for the removal of Vice-Chancellor Prof. S.K. Shukla, rather than granting him a long leave.
Allegations against VC Shukla include financial mismanagement, administrative irregularities, and favoritism. Sources suggest that the VC’s decisions have been detrimental to the university’s interests, leading to widespread discontent among faculty members, staff, and students.
The appointment of two new Pro-Vice Chancellors is seen as an attempt to restore stability and normalcy to the university. However, the move has not placated the protesters, who insist that VC Shukla’s removal is essential to address the deeper issues plaguing the institution.
The university community remains divided, with some supporting the VC and others demanding his ouster.
