The Alig community is eagerly waiting High Court’s decision. Aligarh Muslim University has got a new Vice Chancellor in the form of Professor Naeema Khatun, but the Alig community is watching the Allahabad High Court’s decision in the VC panel process issue all over the world and everyone is eagerly waiting for the decision.
legal experts are feeling that during the hearing held in the Allahabad High Court felt that the AMU administration is trying to delay the matter by making lame excuses, so that the matter continues for a long time. Perhaps the court has noticed this attempt by the AMU administration and then has taken a tough stance. In such a situation, everyone is curious to know what will be the decision after the hearing in the High Court. There was a discussion in every department about what side the court will take regarding the current Vice Chancellor panel? Will the current Vice Chancellor be able to complete her term, or will she be removed from her post?
According to sources, in the hearing held in the Allahabad High Court, the current Vice Chancellor Shyamal Narain had sought three more weeks to appear in the court and file a counter-affidavit. The court, while issuing orders on January 9, 25, gave three more weeks, but took a strict stance and clearly said that no more time will be given to file a counter-affidavit in this case, and also said that if any Rejoinder affidavit is to be filed, it should be filed within a week, along with these orders that this case should be listed as a top ten case on February 11, 2025. The court has also made it clear that no application for adjournment will be admissible and the case will be decided on a later date.
It should be noted that in the case filed in the Allahabad High Court, irregularities were alleged in the process of the VC panel, and it was said that it was against the rules for the acting Vice Chancellor, Professor Muhammad Gulrez, to vote for his wife, who was a candidate for the post of VC, and to preside over the meeting. The rules were ignored in the process of the Vice Chancellor panel in AMU.
Has the Allahabad High Court noticed the cunningness of the AMU administration?
