Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, November 2
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has put Panjab University on notice on a petition seeking the quashing of a circular on “illegally” scrapping entrance examination for admission to LLM course on the ground of Covid outbreak.
The notice by the Bench of Justice Daya Chaudhary and Justice Meenakshi I. Mehta came on a petition filed by Uday Partap Singh against the university and other respondents. Appearing in person through videoconferencing, Uday Partap Singh contended that Covid 19 had been taken as a ground in the circular for scraping the entrance examination for LLM and other postgraduate courses. But other universities and institutes under the same situation were conducting entrance examination with the help of the National Testing Agency.
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