National Secular Forum urged to the Governor/Chancellor of JU to initiate the enquiry in the matter of re-organising the Silver Jubilee Anniversary for the second time in The Business School Jammu University.Addressing the press conference National Secular Forum President Sukhdev Singh criticised The Business School Administration for re-conducting its Silver Jubilee anniversary for the second time.
It was alleged that the silver Jubilee Anniversary was already celebrated in the Business School on 27-10-2011 and there is no ethical or unethical need to celebrate it again at this time of high recession where every step is being initiated with the promise of reducing all the unwanted and avoidable expenses in the University and Where University of Jammu is being forced to generate the revenue of its own to meet the demands of sustaining development.
Sukhdev Singh further alleged that despite the order of worthy Governor to curtail the unwanted and avoidable expanses in the University, the approval for re organising the Silver Jubilee function is suspicious and is pointing towards the lack of obedience and diligence to the order of worthy order of the Governor of the State.Already, The Business School Administration is facing one enquiry for the irregularities and mis management but the university authority is being befooled on the matter which involves high irregularities hence the result of the enquiry is consuming more time then it should have taken.But for this time encouragement should not be given to the persons who have already committed the irregularities and mis management in the Business School Jammu University, NSF president clarified to the media persons.At the end NSF president Sukhdev Singh demanded that VC should be very vigilant and sensitive to these kinds of acts in the University and should take a proper enquiry before giving any approval to these types of functions. Among those who were present in the press conference includes Akshey Sharma, Barkat Tahir, Narinder Singh, Qayoom Malik and Vikram Madhyal.