The panel has also alleged that the roster was not implemented as per the DoPT (Department of Personnel and Training) rules in three colleges. The teachers' association further said that no action has been taken by the varsity administration in this regard in the last six years.
DUTA alleges varsity of not implementing Parliamentary panel report on reservation, roster
Delhi University (DU) Teachers' Associations have claimed that the Parliamentary committee report on reservation and roster is not implemented in the varsity until now. The Parliamentary panel had also found a backlog of 4,500 posts in DU, but the university has not paid any heed to it, they said. The Delhi University Teachers Forum has now demanded the varsity administration to immediately fill the backlog posts. The Forum, in this regard, has also filed a petition before DU Vice Chancellor, Professor Yogesh Kumar Singh.
The panel has also alleged that the roster was not implemented as per the DoPT (Department of Personnel and Training) rules in three colleges. The teachers' association further said that no action has been taken by the varsity administration in this regard in the last six years. While expressing concern over the same, the Forum of Academics for Social Justice has demanded the implementation of the circular sent to DU by the Parliamentary Committee on December 22, 2016.Â
Forum Chairman Dr. Hansraj Suman has said that "the Parliamentary panel has written in the circular sent to the former Vice Chancellor of DU that some colleges are not adopting the reservation policy properly and ignoring the rules of the roster system. It was also suggested that the UGC, being the nodal agency to implement the reservation, should stop grants of such colleges."
He also pointed out that "the committee had found discrepancies in the roster register maintained by DU's Aryabhatta College, Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College and College of Vocational Studies." He further said that "discrepancies are still there in the roster of some colleges, the posts which were earlier meant for the reserved categories have now been made generalised in the roster, due to which there is anger among the adhoc teachers."
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