Mangaluru: Mangalore University Syndicate Members of Ramesh K submitted a memorandum to the Minister of Higher Education Dr.
CN Ashwath Narayan sought an investigation of allegations of corruption in the installation of CCTV cameras, biometric systems and solar power on campus.
“CCTV cameras and biometric systems have been introduced at the Mangalore University College campus here and the PG Center in Chikka Aluvara in Kodagu at the cost of Rs 2.04 Crore.
Based on allegations of corruption, Syndicate established a committee to conduct investigations and reports have found irregularities.
Meanwhile, the University Spend Rs 2.13 Crore to install the roof solar panel, but the committee has found it does not work.
Therefore, the government must conduct an investigation into alleged abuse through retirees, “Ramesh said in memorandum.
The Minister has promised to order an investigation through retirees, said Ramesh.
NSUI to protest the National Student Union NEP (NSUI) Dakshina Kannada President Sawad Sullia said that March the university would be regulated to demand the withdrawal of national education policy (NEP) 2020.
“The state and central governments have assisted private institutions through policy.
In addition, the government too Having a plan to connect the education sector.
We will call for college banks throughout the district and will also hold a general meeting if the government does not attract policy, “he said.