Thursday, July 17, 2025
spot_img

NEHU budges, removes official

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

By Our Reporter

SHILLONG, Dec 10: Succumbing to the pressure from the Joint Action Committee (JAC) over the appointment of one Rohit Prasad as the Technical Officer/Senior Consultant in the North-Eastern Hill University, the Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof PS Shukla has terminated the service of the said official.
A member of the JAC, on Sunday, said that the VC has communicated to the JAC recently that he has taken a decision to remove Prasad from service.
No sooner did this issue abate than another controversy seems to have erupted in NEHU.
The JAC is scheduled to meet on Monday to deliberate over corruption charges against an engineer attached with the College Development Council (CDC).
Sources said that the JAC will also discuss steps taken by the university on its charter of demands.
It may be recalled that the JAC, comprising NEHUTA, NEHUNSA and NEHUSU, on November 16 had decided to suspend its indefinite strike as the Vice Chancellor sought five days to examine the charter of demands including the removal of Rohit Prasad.
The VC had agreed to form a committee to address the issue related to the marking system besides the hostel facilities and healthcare.
Prof Shukla had also assured the JAC of addressing the demand to appoint statutory officers and University engineers and to relieve teaching and non-teaching staff of ministerial duties.

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Sinner and Sabalenka lead entry lists for the US Open

NEW YORK, July 16: Defending champions Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka, who both top the tennis rankings, led...

Aizawl to host urban downhill mountain biking race

AIZAWL, July 16: Mizoram’s capital Aizawl is set to host the second edition of the urban downhill mountain...

AB de Villiers set for blockbuster return in World Championship of Legends

CAPE TOWN, July 16: After four years away from competitive cricket, AB de Villiers is set to make...

JLN Stadium on track to meet World Athletics, IPC deadline before Para World

NEW DELHI, July 16: With less than three months to go for the World Para Athletics Championships, set...