Delhi Education Minister writes to DU VC to cancel interviews for permanent faculty

In a letter, the minister alleged that the appointments were being made without the government's consent and that such decisions create financial implications for the state government.

Delhi Education Minister writes to DU VC to cancel interviews for permanent faculty

Delhi Education Minister Manish Sisodia has asked Delhi University's Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh to cancel the interviews for permanent faculty, scheduled in some of the 28 colleges fully or partially funded by the state government.

In a letter, the minister alleged that the appointments were being made without the government's consent and that such decisions create financial implications for the state government. "Interviews for permanent posts are being held in some of the 28 colleges funded by GNCTD. I understand the importance of conducting interviews for filling up important teaching posts but any financial decision taken for these colleges creates a financial implication on GNCTD as well. Therefore, scheduled interviews must be cancelled with immediate effect," the letter read.

Sisodia, in a letter to the VC also directed not to take any financial decision without the approval of a full-fledged governing body that has adequate representation from GNCTD.

Meanwhile, Delhi University has announced the DU Admission Eligibility Criteria 2023 for candidates seeking admission to undergraduate (UG) courses. Delhi University has announced that it is mandatory for candidates to appear in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG 2023). The varsity will also consider the CUET Score 2022 for admission.   

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