Answer-calling in the matter of reinstatement of principal and teacher in law colleges Patna High Court latest news update 2023
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In this meeting, discussions were held regarding the number of assistant professors, third & fourth grade employees, basic facilities, affiliation. He said that complete information about the vacant posts was to be provide but till now no information has been provide by the university. On behalf of BCI, advocate Vishwajeet Kumar Mishra told the court that only those law colleges of bihar which meet the standards of BCI have been provide permission/no objection, on the basis of which the patna high court has allowed 17 law colleges to admission for the session 2021-22. Gave permission. The high court fixed 25 April as the next date of hearing on this matter.
The Patna High Court (PHC) has summoned the state govt for the recruited of principals & teachers of bihar law colleges. The court ordered the govt to file a counter affidavit within 2 weeks & give complete information about the restoration. On Monday, a division bench of Chief Justice Justice K Vinod Chandran & Justice Madhuresh Prasad heard the matter. The court asked the Additional Chief Secretary of the Education Department to provide complete information regarding the status of law colleges in the state. The court said whether the teachers are working in the law colleges of bihar as per the guidelines & guidelines of the UGC, what action has been taken to improve the educational level in law colleges.
- The High Court asked the govt to file a counter affidavit
- Ordered to give complete information about teacher reinstatement
Candidate's counsel Dinu Kumar told the court that principals & teachers of most of the law colleges in the state do not have educational qualification as per UGC norms. Not only this, without passing NET exam, they are still on the post. Principal of many law colleges do not even have a PhD degree. Even after the instructions & guidelines of BCI, there was no significant improvement in the law colleges of Bihar. Even after inspection by BCI, many law colleges don't meet the prescribed standards. While the Vice-Chancellor told the patna high court that a meeting with the VCs of the state universities took place on 3 April.
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