ThiruvananThapuram: Kerala University Special Syndicate Meeting on Wednesday declared Solidarity with Vice-Chancellor VP Mahadevan Pillai and decided to avoid the confrontation with Chancellor in connection with the DLITT Row.
Syndicate members, who supported Pillai, said that they were consulted by VC before he told the Chancellor Syndicate members have rejected the proposal that the University can respect the President with Honorary Dlitt.
Syndicate members reject the proposal not because they oppose to honor the president; They have a strong reason to conclude that the President is not likely to accept Honor.despite’s syndicated decision, I have failed to give Dlitt to former President Kr Narayan because of the problems considered by the authorities.
In addition, Rashtrapati Bhavan recently rejected the honorary degree offered by Chandigarh University, they added.
VC communication with Chancellor has occurred in this context.
“Syndicate members showed legal issues and protocols related to the proposal.
The only intention was not to be a stock of laughing by offering DLITT to the President, who would definitely reject.
It is unfortunate that preventive measures taken by syndicate members are misinterpreted,” said A syndicate member.
Syndicate decided not to irritate Chancellor further and decided to oppose the resolution in this case, then it could complicate the situation.
“We want Chancellor, Chancellor’s deputy and all who care to work together for the welfare of the university,” said KH Baby’s syndicate members.
Meanwhile, Governor Arif Mohammed Khan rejected the narrative that he had provided an unnecessary pressure on my VC, the last forcing to give a written reply to the Suggestion of Chancellor to give Dlitt to the President of Ram Nath Kovind.Khan told reporters on Wednesday that he only Looking for an explanation from VC after he failed to hold a Chancellor meeting as directed by Chancellor.
“I just criticized the sentence (he) used in the letter when you (Media) brought the same as my attention.
I did not criticize the Chancellor’s representative, but the language,” Khan said, adding that television journalists should not try to put their words In his mouth.