Intense stir against Vice Chancellor puts Manipur University in a limbo
First Published: 26th June, 2018 15:58 IST
Manipur University has postponed this year’s postgraduate examinations after an indefinite shutdown by students demanding removal of Vice-Chancellor Adya Prasad Pandey. Reports suggest that examinations had to be cancelled because
Manipur University has postponed this year’s postgraduate examinations after an indefinite shutdown by students demanding removal of Vice-Chancellor Adya Prasad Pandey.
Reports suggest that examinations had to be cancelled because the agitation has affected all departments and centers at the university’s campus near state capital Imphal.
The Manipur University Students’ Union had on May 30 imposed the shutdown demanding Pandey’s removal over 15 allegations of financial and administrative irregularities, including staying away from the university for long duration’s.
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