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Absent Staff Face V-C Probe at AM Law College
29 Aug
Summary
- Acting V-C inspected AM Law College on Saturday.
- Several staff members were absent without prior notice.
- Attendance register was reportedly locked in principal's room.
A surprise inspection at AM (Anugrah Memorial) Law College by Magadh University's acting vice-chancellor, Dilip Kumar Keshari, on Saturday revealed significant staff absences. The principal, three teachers, and four non-teaching employees were found to be absent without prior notification, prompting Keshari to seek explanations.
During the inspection, employees cited that they could not mark their attendance as the register was kept within the principal's locked office. Keshari, accompanied by university finance officer Indra Kumar Singh, stated that academic discipline and punctuality are paramount for enhancing higher education quality. He assured that negligence in official duties would not be tolerated, and appropriate actions would be taken against violators.
AM College principal Naziz Akhtar, who was present, mentioned efforts to improve the academic environment, including flood prevention measures and student record maintenance. He noted that the campus had suffered from severe waterlogging for a substantial period last year.
