Vadodara: Continuing their scolding against M University officials, a group of 10 soap on Saturday questioned the appointment of the Registrar and Public Relations (PRO) at the University.
However, university officials have denied the allegations.
Negung Favorites and Nepotism, the Senate Member Group and Syndicate said that the best example of how recruitment fraud occurred at the university was the appointment of Lakulish Trivedi as a pro.
“University officials first decide a candidate who must be chosen against position.
Based on notifications that describe the feasibility for the post issued,” they accused.
Trivedi, the group accused, no undergraduate or master degree in the field of journalism, also did not have a minimum of five years experience in the 5400 class needed for the post.
This group accused that there was a 40-year-old hat for a pro but relaxed post to accommodate Trivedi, which was 42 years old.
“Trivedi is used to do scanning work for several private banks as temporary employees in their studies.
Mentioned as the qualifications needed for the Pro post,” the group accused.
Three Syndicate members who are part of the group have claimed that during the last syndicate meeting they have been looking for a summary statement from all candidates who have applied for the Registrar Post that MSU VC, Prof.
Parimal Vyas refused to provide.
Reacting to the allegations, Vyas said that the group had sought an expert assessment.
“Since 1949, we have never opened an expert assessment.
The group demanded that we have to open an expert assessment.
We have called the Syndicate Meeting on October 25.
Let all syndicate members receive a telephone,” Vyas told Toi.
On the other hand, the MSU registrar Dr.
K M Chudasama said that if the candidate did not qualify for posts, he would be rejected at the supervision level and would never be called for an interview.
The group, however, has asked questions about Chudasama’s promise too.
It has accused that he has no experience needed for the post which is the highest administrative post in the university system.
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