A sub-committee of the Calicut University Syndicate will inquire into the alleged bid to sabotage the examination process in the institution.
K.K. Haneefa, chairperson of one of the Syndicate standing committees, told the media after a special meeting on Tuesday that some teachers were found to have refused to participate in the evaluation of answer scripts of undergraduate examinations. They declined to be present in the camps even after camp chairpersons demanded them to do so.
Mr. Haneefa claimed that the results of the undergraduate exams were delayed due to this. The sub-committee would examine if those teachers were politically motivated. The university would recommend disciplinary action against such teachers for dereliction of duty. Mr. Haneefa alleged that some people were trying to help private and deemed-to-be universities at the cost of publicly funded universities.
