Kannur Varsity accepts the Kerala High Court verdict, will evaluation the rank record: Vice Chancellor

By Express News Service

KANNUR: Accepting the Kerala High Court order that CPM chief Ok Ok Rajesh’s spouse Priya Varghese will not be certified for the publish of affiliate professor, Kannur University vice chancellor Gopinath Raveendran mentioned the varsity has no plan to file an attraction difficult the decision. The University will research the decision and take needed motion, he advised media individuals in Kannur on Friday.

Gopinath Raveendran mentioned the University had sought authorized opinion earlier than appointing Priya Varghese. Though the varsity sought the opinion of the UGC, there was no response. A well timed response from the UGC would have helped to keep away from the controversy.

He mentioned the University would evaluation the rank record within the backdrop of the High Court verdict. “We will re-check the qualifications of the three persons in the rank list. If anyone needs to be excluded from the list, we will act accordingly,” he mentioned.

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An argument erupted after it was alleged that Priya Varghese was appointed to flout the UGC norms. Joseph Scaria, the candidate who scored most marks had approached the High Court alleging that his credentials have been missed to facilitate Priya Varghese.

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On Thursday, the Kerala High Court accepted his rivalry and held that Priya Varghese didn’t have the required instructing expertise.

KANNUR: Accepting the Kerala High Court order that CPM chief Ok Ok Rajesh’s spouse Priya Varghese will not be certified for the publish of affiliate professor, Kannur University vice chancellor Gopinath Raveendran mentioned the varsity has no plan to file an attraction difficult the decision. The University will research the decision and take needed motion, he advised media individuals in Kannur on Friday.

Gopinath Raveendran mentioned the University had sought authorized opinion earlier than appointing Priya Varghese. Though the varsity sought the opinion of the UGC, there was no response. A well timed response from the UGC would have helped to keep away from the controversy.

He mentioned the University would evaluation the rank record within the backdrop of the High Court verdict. “We will re-check the qualifications of the three persons in the rank list. If anyone needs to be excluded from the list, we will act accordingly,” he mentioned.

ALSO READ | Priya Varghese lacks precise instructing expertise: Kerala High Court

An argument erupted after it was alleged that Priya Varghese was appointed to flout the UGC norms. Joseph Scaria, the candidate who scored most marks had approached the High Court alleging that his credentials have been missed to facilitate Priya Varghese.

ALSO READ | Study depart taken by Priya Varghese not instructing expertise: UGC to Kerala HC

On Thursday, the Kerala High Court accepted his rivalry and held that Priya Varghese didn’t have the required instructing expertise.