T’puram / Kozhikode: The leader of the Senior Congress of Ramesh Chennithala on Friday accused one of the main reasons for the current deadlock between Governor Arif Mohammed Khan and the state government was the rejection of Kerala University to provide the honor of RAM Nath Kovind.
Ramesh asked the state government to clarify whether Kerala University rejected the governor’s proposal to provide Dlitt to the President during a recent visit to the country.
“Governor’s words will be assumed that only a small portion of the reason that caused the deadlock between the governor and the government had come out.
The governor said that some of the things that Sully the country’s reputation occurred.
All of this shows that only the highlight of the iceberg is deep,” said Chennithala told reporters in Kollam on Friday.
Chennithala looked for answers to six questions to shed more light on the Dlitt problem.
The questions submitted to him are as follows: “Is it true that the governor, who is also the Chancellor of the University, has asked the University of Kerala to take steps to honor the President of India with Dlitt? Is the representative of Chancellor of Kerala University rejecting Chancellor’s proposal after the state intervention? Is the Chancellor’s representative, instead of placing a proposal before the University Syndicate, seeking government opinions? Does the government have the right to interfere in things like giving DLitt? “Chennithala also wanted an authorities to clarify whether the Kalady Sanskrit University was former representative of the Kanskrit, who Losing the office last month, has submitted a list of three people planned by Dlitt University.
When do you have sent and to whom the university wants to negotiate Dlitt.
Ramesh also wants the authorities to clarify whether the authority of the Sanskrit University is aware of the reason for the Chancellor who does not give his approval to the University’s plan? The university authority remains closed by Chennithala’s accusation.
However, sources say Chancellor has given its approval to the list submitted by Sanskrit University, but does not provide a date on this program, which is in accordance with the protocol must be led by Chancellor.
The names in the Sanskrit University list are actors of Sobhana, Carnatic TM Krishna musician and Sri Sankaracharya University of former Representative of Chancellor N P Unni.
Meanwhile, opposition leader VD Satheesan said he was not aware of the allegations carried out by Chennithala in connection with the provision of DLitt to the President.
Bindu Minister Junks Allegations of Chennithala Meanwhile, Minister of Higher Education R Bindu rejected the allegations caused by the questions by former opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala that the disturbance of the state government led to Kerala University refused to President Ram Nath Kovind.
Speaking to reporters in Thenhipalam, Bindu said that the honorary title was given by universities and the government did not interfere in these matters.
He said that the accusation was raised by Chennithala was wrong.
“The University Senate and Syndicate discusses and decides on the provision of honors like that.
The government does not interfere in such things.
Related to this, no one from the university asks for any opinion from me,” Bindu said.