As per the latest updates, in a step toward replacing West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar with Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee as the Chancellor of state colleges, the state government is currently thinking about shutting down the doors of private colleges for the Governor.
Sources said that a cycle has begun to eliminate the lead representative from the seat of guest in private colleges and replace him with the state Education Minister Bratya Basu.
“The state cupboard individuals have in-mainly settled on this drive and presently the proposition will be put in its next gathering for leeway, following which the public authority will unsettle a bill on this include in the floor of the Assembly,” one of the sources from the state Education Department said.
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Also, in the event that the Governor differs to clear the bill then the state government could present the new framework through a mandate, the source added. The state government has previously declared that they could take on this mandate course in the event of the proposed bill on replacing of the Governor with the Chief Minister.
The proposition was cleared by the bureau on May 26 and a proper declaration on this count was made by Basu around the same time. Under the current rule, the Governor, as the guest of private colleges, when present, can direct at the conference of the college to give degrees, recognitions, grants and authentications of other scholarly differentiations.
The guest likewise has the ability to require any paper or data connecting with the undertakings of the college. The opposition groups have scrutinized the turn of events and portrayed the drive as destroying the independent idea of the state colleges.
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