Bihar High Court issued orders for cancellation of recognition of around 11 universities and 325 colleges in Bihar due to non-utilisation of funds that amounts to nearly 287 crores.
Patna: Bihar High Court issued orders for cancellation of recognition of around 11 universities and 325 colleges in Bihar due to non-utilisation of funds that amounts to nearly 287 crores. A list is being prepared of colleges that are no longer deemed to carry recognition and the recognition of each one will be cancelled one by one.
Recognition Of 13 Colleges Will Be Canceled Soon
The Chief Justice Sanjay Karol and Justice S Kumar have ordered the Vice Chancellor of seven universities that the recognition of 13 colleges in the first phase list should be abolished by August 18. Apart from this, the information should be given to the court. If the Vice Chancellor of the university does not take action after taking cognizance of the court’s order, then a fine is likely to be imposed on him.
Which Colleges Are In The List Of Cancelled Colleges
According to media reports, BN Mandal University and Tilkamanjhi University, Bhagalpur have the highest number of colleges. Among them are the following colleges:
- Purnea College,
- Sarb Narayan Ram Kunwar Singh College,
- Veer Narayan Chand College,
- Chandramukhi Bhola College,
- BN Mandal Darshan Sah College.
- Kesrichand Tarachand College of Bhimrao Ambedkar University,
- MJK College,
- Srilakshmi Kishori Mahavidyalaya,
- Madan Ahilya Women’s College of Tilkamanjhi University,
- Mahila College,
- Mahant Madhusudan College of Magadh University,
- Sardar Patel Memorial College,
- Nandlal Singh College of JP University
