Tribhuvan University Assembly Meeting Faces Opposition
Summary
Professor, employee, and student organizations affiliated with Tribhuvan University have opposed the assembly meeting scheduled for October 8, saying the required agenda and notice period under the TU Act was not followed. They warned that any decision taken without the presence of statutory assembly members would have no legal validity.
Key Points
- Professor, employee, and student organizations affiliated with Tribhuvan University have objected to the assembly meeting called for October 8.
- They say the officials violated the TU Act 2049 by failing to provide the agenda and notice at least 15 days in advance.
- The protesting groups accuse the university administration of acting unilaterally and illegally by bypassing mandatory participation requirements.
- They warned that if the meeting is forced ahead, Tribhuvan University officials must take responsibility for the consequences.
