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NSF met the VC: Demands enhance the MED seats in DDE.

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Jammu , 08 Nov 2013

Last updated on: Nov 08, 2013, 00:00 IST

A delegation of National Secular Forum (NSF) today met Jammu University Vice Chancellor, Prof Mohan Paul Singh Ishar and presented a memorandum of their demands.The delegation urged that to enhance the M Ed seats in the Directorate of Distance Education to provide accommodation the estimable and deprived students of Jammu pision and others.The delegation also urged that the posts of Teaching and Non-Teaching in all the campuses   lying vacant from past 5-10 years shall be filled immediately.The delegation demanded that the interviews for all the advertised posts shall be held immediately, while latest rules and regulations   are followed in the selection procedures of the Assistant Professors and other permanent staff.  The NSF delegation also stressed on solving the problems of students and boarder of all the Hostels including   Girls and Boys   on priority basis.Beside these points, the NSF also appreciated VC for the initiatives taken to expose instances of corrupt practices and said that the Forum was encouraged by his attention towards its demands.Responding to the issues raised by the delegation, Vice Chancellor assured NSF activists that all their demands will be fulfilled within a short period of time.Among those who were part of delegation included, Sukhdev Singh, Vikram Madhyal, Qayoom Malik, Sanjeev Kumar,Sunil Kumar, Barket Ali,  and others

 

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