'If the tolerance of the university is considered a weakness, it will be forced to go to legal treatment'
Tribhuvan University has requested the Ministry of Home Affairs to take action against those who vandalized the offices of the Rector and Dean.
Trivial issued a press release on Saturday to investigate and bring the person involved in the vandalism to the judicial court according to the prevailing law. requested the Ministry of Home Affairs.
'If there is any demand or problem, the university is always ready to solve it through dialogue and dialogue', said a statement released by Shantakumari Neupane, information officer of the university, 'If the tolerance of the university is considered a weakness and vandalism of public property, officials, teachers, and employees are threatened, the university will be forced to go to the relevant institution for legal treatment openly.' So far, they have not been able to bring it into legal scope. The professors of the University say that such incidents are recurring because those involved in vandalism are getting immunity. 
A group of students vandalized the office of Rector Khadge KC and Dean Shankar Khanal of the Institute of Science and Technology Studies on Saturday. A group of five people, including Narendra Saud, the coordinator of the Trivi Sangharsh Samiti, Sikendra Rokaya, who was elected as a member of the Swaviyu from the Navy Association close to the ruling Congress, According to eyewitnesses, vandalism took place in the Rector's and Dean's offices in Kirtipur.
It seems that 5 people are involved with them in the CCTV Fujet . Rector and Dean's office said that even though the police took the CCTV footage of the incident, they did not proceed with the action. After the incident, DSP of Kirtipur police circle went to Dean and Rector's office and took information on the matter of vandalism.
SP Apil Bohara, the spokesperson of the Kathmandu police complex, said that general information was received about the chairs being vandalized. "No formal request for action has been received, the police will not be able to proceed legally until an official complaint is received about the incident," he said.
The employees say that the chair, glass, table, drawer and sofa in the office of the Rector and Dean have been damaged.
TRI has said that the vandalism was done with the aim of disrupting the independent student union elections to be held on the 5th of Chait . Officials complain that even though they have informed the cell at the headquarters of the police, which oversees the elections, no action has been taken regarding the vandalism.
"The University is of the opinion that the vandalism of the Rector's office and the Dean's office by any group or individual is an unforgivable crime, terrorizing the regular employees of the university during office hours," the statement said.
Aneraswaviyu has also issued a statement and condemned the vandalism. President Samik Badal issued a statement and protested and condemned the vandalism of the Rector's and Dean's offices.
"Aneraswabiyu demands that the chaotic group involved in vandalism be immediately prosecuted and brought to the legal court and for the certainty of the election of the Swabiyu under any circumstances," the statement said.
After it was found that the students of Navysangh were involved in vandalism, the Navysangh University Unit Committee issued a statement and claimed that there was no official involvement of the organization in the vandalism. In a statement issued by unit president Vishnu Badaila, it is mentioned that there is no official decision or direction from the organization in this regard. After the
organization was accused, the Central Committee of the Indian Union also issued a statement and demanded a fair investigation. Spokesman Suraj Sejuwal has also stated that by issuing a statement, the elections should be ensured.
