HAITIAN GANG MEMBER WHO YELLED 'F*K TRUMP, I'M NOT GOING BACK TO HAITI' HAS BEEN DEPORTED. (PHOTO)
The agitation, which began in mid September, is being led by the Tezpur University United Forum with full support from the teachers’ association and non teaching staff. Students allege corruption and financial irregularities by the Vice Chancellor and are demanding his immediate suspension along with the public release of enquiry reports submitted by the Governor’s Fact Finding Committee and the Ministry of Education.
Tensions escalated sharply after a confrontation reportedly took place between the Vice Chancellor and students on September 22. Since then, the Vice Chancellor has been absent from the campus for more than two months, leaving administrative work paralysed and causing significant hardship for students and staff. University functioning has slowed to a halt, affecting examinations, approvals, hostel services, and routine operations.
Teachers’ Association President Kusum Kumar Bania stated that the students have been demonstrating peacefully for nearly seventy days and urged authorities to intervene before the crisis deepens. Rajya Sabha MP Ajit Kumar Bhuyan has also raised concerns over alleged irregularities at the university and has called for urgent steps to restore normalcy.
The unrest has already triggered a wave of resignations, with at least eleven senior faculty members and officials stepping down, including the Finance Officer, registrar, PRO, deans, and directors. With examinations cancelled for the first time due to a student led movement, the administration now plans to reschedule assessments to safeguard academic progress.
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