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Atishi directs a probe against 12 Delhi University colleges - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Empowering Global Vision, Empathizing with India
Delhi Education Minister Atishi has directed the secretary (higher education) to start an inquiry into the alleged irregularities of government-funded Delhi University's 12 colleges. Atishi said that there have been "major procedural irregularities" and that these colleges have appointed 1,897 employees -- 939 teaching and 958 non-teaching posts -- without the Delhi government's approval “…
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Minister Atishi orders inquiry against 12 DU colleges for misusing govt funds; asks officials to take strong action
Delhi's Higher Education Minister Atishi has directed an inquiry into alleged irregularities at Delhi University's 12 government-funded colleges. The colleges appointed 1,897 employees without the Delhi government's approval, violating established procedures and rules. Atishi called for action against the responsible principals and officials, including recovering salaries since 2015.
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Atishi Orders Inquiry Against 12 DU Colleges for Misusing Govt Funds
Atishi said that there have been "major procedural irregularities" and the colleges appointed 1,897 employees without Delhi govt’s approval
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Delhi University (DU) | Atishi orders inquiry against 12 Delhi University colleges for misusing government funds
Delhi's Higher Education Minister said that there have been 'major procedural irregularities' and the colleges appointed 1,897 employees without Delhi govt's approval
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