North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Just imagine that you have studied engineering for 4 years, paid fees worth lakhs of rupees, stayed awake at night to prepare, and when the day of the final exam comes, you are sent away from the gate of the examination hall itself. It may be said that “Your admission or your college is not valid.”
A similar crude joke has happened with engineering students in Dumka, Jharkhand. But the good news is that now the matter has reached Jharkhand High Court and the court has done what the system probably did not expect. the court directly CBI investigation Have ordered.
Let us understand the whole matter in simple language.
‘Yes’ to college, ‘no’ to university? After all, where did the problem lie?
The matter is related to Dumka Engineering College. When hundreds of second semester students here came to take the examination, Sido Kanhu Murmu University (SKMU) Stopped him from appearing in the examination.
The university said that the college does not have affiliation for this session. On the other hand, students and colleges said that the country’s largest institution AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) has recognized the college. The name of the college is on their website.
Now the question is that when AICTE sitting in Delhi is saying that “everything is fine”, what was the problem with the university? It was due to this confusion (or perhaps corruption) that innocent students got trapped and their future was at stake.
When the High Court imposed ‘class’
When the students reached the court crying, the judge heard the whole story. Jharkhand High Court took this matter very seriously. It did not take long for the court to understand that this was not just a paper mistake, but there could be some big conspiracy or gross negligence behind it to play with the future of the students.
Making a scathing comment, the court said that when AICTE had approved the seats, then who gave the university the right to stop the students? This case seemed so suspicious that the High Court directly investigated the case instead of the police or the local investigating agency. CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) The investigation was handed over to.
What will CBI do now?
The court’s objective is clear—”Milk should be milk and water should be water.” Now CBI will find out that:
- Did the university authorities deliberately harass the students?
- Had the college taken admission by deception?
- Is there any transaction or ‘revenge’ of money behind this?
The court has clearly said that wasting one year of students is not a small thing. Whoever is responsible for this will not be spared.
Ray of hope for students
At present, the order to start the CBI investigation has given a hope to the students. This decision is also a lesson for all those colleges and universities which sacrifice the careers of students in mutual conflicts. It is shameful to have such a system in a professional course like engineering where parents of their children invest their entire life’s earnings.
It is expected that CBI will submit the report soon and these future engineers will get justice. But the question remains the same – why do students have to knock on the doors of the court every time for justice?
