The Dean's Office has stated that the vandalism was carried out by a group of students demanding a re-examination of the B.Sc.
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Students affiliated with the Independent Students Union of the ASKAL Campus have vandalized and damaged the Dean's office of the Faculty of Science and Technology of Tribhuvan University.
An employee said that a team of 8/9 people led by Swaviyu Gopal Bahadur Shahi of Askal Campus vandalized the Dean's office, including Dean Shankar Khanal's office. 'They broke chairs, tables, glass and pots. They also tried to hit Dean Sir with pots,' he said, 'They escaped after being stopped by the Assistant Dean and others.' After those involved in the vandalism fled, the police reached the Kirtipur Police Circle.
The Dean's Office has stated that the vandalism was carried out by a group of students demanding a re-entry exam for B.Sc. The secretary, along with the secretary, was won by the UML-affiliated AnNFSU. Swaviyu President Rudrahari Pokharel said that although the students supported by AnNFSU reached the Dean's office to take the students' demands, they were not informed about the vandalism. ‘Even though the students led by Gopal Shahi went, they did not participate in the vandalism,’ he said. Eyewitnesses said that Shahi and other students from Askal Campus, who were elected to the SBU from ANNFSU, vandalized and caused damage.
Dean Shankar Khanal said that a group of students vandalized. ‘I do not know the students. I heard that they were from Askal Campus,’ he said, ‘We have informed the Tribhuvan University and the police about the incident.’ The Dean’s Office had conducted the B.Sc. entrance exam on November 20. 9,000 students participated in the exam, and 8,000 students have passed and been admitted. Askal SBU and ANNFSU have been demanding a re-entrance exam.
Dean Khanal said that the entrance exam was held late this time and the seats for admission were also filled, so it was decided not to conduct the re-entrance exam. ‘The decision not to conduct the re-entrance exam will be made by TU, not the Dean’s Office,’ he said, ‘This Dean’s Office has no involvement. But it was vandalized.’ The entrance exam scheduled for Asoj was conducted in Mangsir this time due to the Gen-G movement. The Dean’s Office has stated that enough students participated in conducting the entrance exam late.
