DU teachers demand FIR against those who created Ruckus

Delhi University's College of Vocational Studies teachers have alleged that some teachers abused the governing body chairman, principal and a woman staffer.

Some of the teachers of Delhi University's College of Vocational Studies have written a letter to the Vice-Chancellor Prof Yogesh Singh demanding that an FIR be registered against those who allegedly created a ruckus during a governing body meeting of the college.

In their letter to DU VC, the staff association of the college has alleged that some of the teachers, who were found guilty of corruption, indulged in hooliganism during the meeting this Monday. They have also alleged that the teachers locked some governing body members and tried to get fake minutes of the meeting signed by them.

As per the allegations levelled in the letter, these teachers abused the governing body chairman, principal of the college as well as a woman staffer. In their letter, they have claimed that police had to be called to pacify the situation.

They have demanded that an FIR be lodged against the teachers who created the ruckus. Recently, the Principal of the college was sent on leave by the Delhi University administration after he was found guilty of financial irregularities. Two teachers were also found to be involved with him.

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