Thiruvananthapuram: State President of Bharatiya Janata Party surendran There has been a demand for judicial inquiry into all the appointments made in various universities. Kerala After the Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan took over.
addressing reporters in Thiruvananthapuram, K Surendran alleged that the universities have become the center of CPIM’s political appointments and sought a response from the chief minister.
He said, “Only merit is required to have influence in CPIM. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan should come forward and publicly answer all the allegations leveled by the Governor. There should be a detailed inquiry into the appointments made by the government in the last six years.” ” said.
“The Hon’ble Governor’s direct allegation is against the Chief Minister himself. With political interference and appointment of CPIM leaders and immediate relatives of ministers in various universities, merit is completely ignored. Political influence in Kerala is merit. Hence Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan should speak out against the allegations leveled by the governor,” the BJP leader said.
Surendran accused the Kerala government of sabotaging the autonomy of state universities and demanded a judicial inquiry into university appointments over the past six years.
“The whole system collapsed and the Pinarayi Vijayan government is trying to break the autonomy of universities in Kerala. Governor’s allegation Arif Muhammad Khan There is serious concern. That’s why the BJP demands a judicial inquiry into the appointments made in the university in the last six years. There have been a lot of political appointments and we want a judicial inquiry into it.”
Earlier, Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala Claimed that the government was trying to politicize the higher education system in Kerala for the last five years.
He said, ‘We are raising this issue but the government did not take it seriously. Now the governor has made very serious allegations against the government.
In a letter to Vijayan, the Kerala Governor advised the CM to amend the Universities Acts.
“My advice to you is to amend the Acts of the Universities and take up the position of Chancellor personally, so that you can fulfill your political objectives without dependence on the Governor. Once the Universities come under the direct control of the Government. There will be no scope for anyone to level allegations of political interference,” the governor wrote in his four-page letter.
Expressing his intention to vacate the post, the Governor advised the Chief Minister: “You can ask the Advocate General to prepare a legal document through which the Governor can transfer the powers of the Vice-Chancellor to the Chief Minister. It should not be. It is difficult for the Advocate General to find a legal way to do so.”
“As the vice-chancellor, it has become impossible for me to protect universities from constant political interference and erosion of their autonomy,” he said.
addressing reporters in Thiruvananthapuram, K Surendran alleged that the universities have become the center of CPIM’s political appointments and sought a response from the chief minister.
He said, “Only merit is required to have influence in CPIM. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan should come forward and publicly answer all the allegations leveled by the Governor. There should be a detailed inquiry into the appointments made by the government in the last six years.” ” said.
“The Hon’ble Governor’s direct allegation is against the Chief Minister himself. With political interference and appointment of CPIM leaders and immediate relatives of ministers in various universities, merit is completely ignored. Political influence in Kerala is merit. Hence Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan should speak out against the allegations leveled by the governor,” the BJP leader said.
Surendran accused the Kerala government of sabotaging the autonomy of state universities and demanded a judicial inquiry into university appointments over the past six years.
“The whole system collapsed and the Pinarayi Vijayan government is trying to break the autonomy of universities in Kerala. Governor’s allegation Arif Muhammad Khan There is serious concern. That’s why the BJP demands a judicial inquiry into the appointments made in the university in the last six years. There have been a lot of political appointments and we want a judicial inquiry into it.”
Earlier, Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala Claimed that the government was trying to politicize the higher education system in Kerala for the last five years.
He said, ‘We are raising this issue but the government did not take it seriously. Now the governor has made very serious allegations against the government.
In a letter to Vijayan, the Kerala Governor advised the CM to amend the Universities Acts.
“My advice to you is to amend the Acts of the Universities and take up the position of Chancellor personally, so that you can fulfill your political objectives without dependence on the Governor. Once the Universities come under the direct control of the Government. There will be no scope for anyone to level allegations of political interference,” the governor wrote in his four-page letter.
Expressing his intention to vacate the post, the Governor advised the Chief Minister: “You can ask the Advocate General to prepare a legal document through which the Governor can transfer the powers of the Vice-Chancellor to the Chief Minister. It should not be. It is difficult for the Advocate General to find a legal way to do so.”
“As the vice-chancellor, it has become impossible for me to protect universities from constant political interference and erosion of their autonomy,” he said.
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