A pamphlet with abusive words such as 'I am an educational mafia' has been pasted on the chairs of Vice-Chancellor Deepak Aryal and Registrar Kedar Rijal.
We use Google Cloud Translation Services. Google requires we provide the following disclaimer relating to use of this service:
This service may contain translations powered by Google. Google disclaims all warranties related to the translations, expressed or implied, including any warranties of accuracy, reliability, and any implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and noninfringement.
Akhil Krantikari, a group affiliated with the Nepali Communist Party (NCP), has pasted pamphlets on the chairs of the Vice-Chancellor and Registrar of Tribhuvan University, using abusive language.
They pasted a pamphlet on the chairs of Vice Chancellor Deepak Aryal and Registrar Kedar Rijal with abusive words like 'I am an educational mafia'.
Dinesh Air, the president of Akhil Krantikari, shared the photo and information on social media on Friday. The same group had thrown down the nameplate outside Rector Khadga KC's office just a few days ago.
Akhil Krantikari, which has been making various demands for a long time, has been carrying out defiant activities at TU.
In connection with Friday's incident, Air shared a photo on social media and called the Vice Chancellor and Registrar an educational mafia and oppressors.
He complained that the agreement regarding fee adjustment has not been implemented even though the Charwat Self-Sustain Program under the Faculty of Humanities of TU has been upgraded to a central department.
He wrote, ‘Therefore, the symbolic protest by pasting photos on the chairs of the officials is not against the person, but against the lack of duty, it is an exposure of the real character they have shown. The game of making and breaking agreements should be stopped. Talks should be opened immediately, the agreement should be implemented.’
Last Monday alone, the Tribhuvan University administration opened the lock that had been in place for three weeks with the help of the police. After the lock was opened with the help of the administration, the officials complained that the Tribhuvan University President Dinesh Ain of the revolutionaries had threatened to physically attack them. The revolutionaries had locked the offices of the Vice Chancellor, Rector, and Registrar on Poush 19. Tribhuvan University had given an ultimatum to open the lock imposed by the revolutionaries saying that the agreement had not been implemented.
The Registrar’s Office had warned that if the lock was not opened by 8 am on Monday, it would be opened with the help of the police administration. Tribhuvan University has stated that the lock was opened by the student organization itself and the administration’s help was opened in places where it was not opened. After the lock was opened, dissatisfied students even held a protest rally.
The Department of International Relations and Diplomacy, Gender Studies, Social Work and Conflict Peace and Development Studies was locked down because the agreement to reduce the fees was not implemented. TU has stated that it has formed a fee review task force to review the fees and has started work.
Vice Chancellor Aryal said that the students' demands are being addressed. TU has stated that the lock was opened as per the order of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court had issued an interim order on Asad 18 not to lock TU and to open it if it had been locked. He stated that the order has been implemented.
