Mangalore University to approach the Government Government for Probes to Solar Scam

Mangaluru: Syndicate Mangalore University has decided to write to the Department of Higher Education to investigate various anomalies regarding the roof solar system.
Varsity spends around RS 2.1 Crore on the project, which is now non-operational.
The recent saved syndicate meeting has given ahead to write to the government, after a committee is based on checking the procurement process, functions and documents related to the roof solar system at the university, giving its report.
This project was approved and completed during the term of office then Vice-Chancellor K Byrappa.
However, there are no facilities for warming solar water and solar power generation operating at this time, the report said, the copy of the TII.
The report concluded that there was no solar lighting installation and solar water heating installations in working conditions, except for water heaters at Cauvery’s guest house.
Despite the annual maintenance contract until February 13, 2021, it was not attended.
A total of 170 short water heating panels, rather than numbers that are in accordance with the tender, and third party audits.
The committee shows that no project proposals are prepared by the technical committee and interested university department.
“There is proof of prime facie to show misuse of funds to the RS 2 Crore song,” said the report.
“Detailed investigation by a judicial officer is strongly recommended to bring up the role of individuals responsible for dirty harassment and abuse of community power, and dereltionSi tasks, causing losses in university conditions, and to make it responsible for compensating,” said the report.
The probe by retired judges “based on the committee report, after exploring him at the Syndicate Meeting, we have written to the Governor, who asked us to seek assistance from the state government.
This report was chaired at the last syndicate meeting again, and was decided to write to the state government for Taking further action by appointing a retired judge.
Meanwhile, the university has also decided to ratify the function of solar facilities by investing an additional Rs 15 Lakh, “said PS Yadapithaya, Chancellor’s representative.