Naina Hasija to continue as Kalindi College principal, says Delhi University

The governing body of the college had called a meeting on Saturday during which it “unanimously”

Published: 22nd June 2022 08:14 AM  |   Last Updated: 22nd June 2022 08:14 AM   |  A+A-

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By Express News Service

NEW DELHI: The Delhi University on Tuesday said that Naina Hasija will continue to serve as the officiating principal of Kalindi College till further notice, days after the college’s governing body decided to not give an extension to her.

In a letter to governing body chairman Ravi Gupta, the assistant registrar of the university said that all the decisions taken by the governing body during the June 18 meeting be treated as “null and void” and requested it to maintain the status quo. “I have been directed to request you to take immediate compliance to the directives of the university by opening the Office of the Principal and allowing Professor Naina Hasija to function as Acting/Officiating Principal of the College till further orders,” the letter read.

The governing body of the college had called a meeting on Saturday during which it “unanimously” decided not to give an extension to officiating principal Naina Hasija and resolved to initiate a judicial inquiry into an allegation of financial irregularities against her and other administrative staff. According to the minutes of the meeting, nine of the 15 governing body members attended it, including two who participated in it online. 

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