New Delhi: The Delhi Government Monday is a committee of seven members to see the use and management of funds from 12 Delhi University universities funded by the dispensation of the AAM AADMI Party, according to official orders.
This emerged even when the Delhi government and the 12th administration of universities remained locked in the upheaval of the grant release.
The committee has been directed to submit a report within 15 days.
On February 2, the command word.
The Minister of Higher Education Delhi Sisodia Manish Sisodia is a committee to “ask for the position of funds, sources of funds, utilization of funds and fund management in connection with 12 Delhi government funded by most of the University of Delhi”, Ordo said.
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The Committee will be chaired by Professor Balaram Pani, Dean of College, University of Delhi and consists of Vikas Gupta, Universal Registrar.
Other members include the principal of Keshav Mahavidyalaya, Maharshi Valmiki College of Education and Maharaja Agrasen College along with the Chairman of the Acharya Narendra Dev College Government and Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College.
The order also said Anil Kumar Sharma, Deputy Director, higher education, will be a member secretary “to effectively coordinate the meeting”.
The Association of the University of Delhi (Duta) recently carried out a one-day attack to protest against non-release funds by the city government.
Rajesh Jha, a member of the teacher’s body academics for actions and development says that funds from this college must be released without delay.
“Time to time, different agents conducted an audit of this college.
Therefore, this committee should not be used to delay the release of funds.
The reference provisions clearly show that the Delhi government is eyeing the university development funds, collected from students.
This is a step towards privatization, which we will not receive, “he added.
Delhi Govt forms a panel of 7 members to look into the use of grants to 12 du college funds
