Nagpur: Even when Nagpur University failed to act against universities that strengthened their teaching and non-teaching staff, discussed that many of them failed to deposit the amount of funding their giving funds.
On the other hand, another College technique, runs an exclusive course for women, fires four teachers in a complete violation of the norm, in accordance with NU officials.
The temporary report sent by the Panel of the NU Management Board member (MC), was based on investigating several complaints by teachers and other employees against other techniques and colleges, confirming the fact.
Some MC members told Ti that a technical college in Wardha did not pay salaries to staff since the last three years when there were no signs of pandemics.
Many universities have used these tactics quoting Covid-19 pandemic.
Previously, the College Engineering Group Priyadarshini had fired six teachers for the same reason.
Manshan Manthan’s member led by his coordinator Kalpana Pande recently met the Ministry of Higher Education Uday Samant and asked him to see this problem.
MANS members, the majority in all NU legal entities in a nominated way, have threatened to launch agitation if the dismissed teacher is not restored.
Previously, the Association of Nagpur University Teachers (Nuta) had held a demonstration in front of the new Academic Building New NU.
The peak of the teacher was debated hot at the MC meeting on Monday with members, including Rajesh Bhoyar, Nitin Kongre, Wisnu Changde and others forced the NU government to issue letters to all universities to release salaries in eight days.
The meeting was then postponed until September 8 to take reviews of whether the college, including ten named by the NU panel, has obeyed the direction of the university.
It was also decided to issue events causing universities if they failed to release delayed wages.
The NU Raju Registrar Hiwse then issued a letter to the Priyadashini Group College, along with Teacher Nanak Engineering College and Annasaheb Gundewar Collge on Tuesday to immediately let go of employee wages and attract disciplinary actions to them.
Toi has reported on August 28 on how other techniques and universities were allegedly harassing their teaching and non-teaching staff by not paying salaries since last year quoting a pandemic.
The report made a spicy observation that the management of universities had sacrificed those who dared to file complaints against them with NU.
They are not only threatened, but also not allowed to do online classes for students.
Even their entries in the college place are prohibited, the report is mentioned.
Some of them issued notification by management they are looking for explanations from them because they express reality.
The NAAC team to visit NU today the Six-member team NAAC will visit the university for an assessment on Thursday.
The team will interact with VC in the morning where it will show them presentations about infrastructure and facilities in NU.
The team will then meet with NU members of various legal entities such as management and the Study Council.
In their three-day tour, they will visit various NU departments and colleges and also interact with the students.