As a member of the Executive Council of North Bengal University, Prof Ajit Kumar Ray wrote a letter to the Honourable Chancellor, the Governor of West Bengal regarding the role of the Vice Chancellor in dealing with the corruption case against few officers of the university. Though the Inquiry Officer specifically mentioned the names of Sri Ranju Gopal Mukherjee, Sri Pijush Saha and Dr. Dilip Kumar Sarkar, the vice-chancellor, being a party-loyalist, could not mention the names of first two.
Secondly, knowing very well that he has no jurisdiction to suspend someone under Clause 27 of University services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules 1975 without the approval of the Executive Council,he served suspension notice without the approval of the EC to Dr. Sarkar who, as expected, approached High Court for justice and sought injunction on suspension order. Honourable Single Bench immediately in the interim order made the judgment on 13th May 2010 that “the order of suspension is without jurisdiction”. Without rectifying his order according to single bench's observation, the vice-chancellor appealed to the division bench and, thereby, unnecessarily mis-using public money.
Thirdly, as ordered by the Division Bench, the Vice-Chancellor did not itemize the issue of suspension for the consideration of EC in its meeting on 23rd June, 2010, instead he tried to approve his suspension order which was subjudiced and was enlisted for hearing on 1st July. Interestingly, he itemized the issue fraudulently mentioning that he had applied section 10(6)which was neither true nor the plea was accepted by the Ld Single Bench of the Highcourt.
Those who are interested to know details please see the blog http://social-praxis.blogspot.com/ where the copy of my press release and letter to the Chancellor were posted.
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