Kolkata (West Bengal) [India]: West Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose has appointed Buddhadeb Sau as the officiating vice-chancellor of Jadavpur University on Saturday night, as per the commune from the Raj Bhavan.
Bose, also the chancellor of the University, issued orders authorising Sau to exercise the powers and perform the duties of the vice-chancellor with immediate effect.
The university is without a full-time vice-chancellor since June.
However, as per the notification, Sau is a professor in the varsity’s Department of Mathematics.
“West Bengal Governor and Chancellor of the Jadavpur University Dr CV Ananda Bose today issued orders authorising Prof Buddhadeb Sau, Department of Mathematics Jadavpur University to exercise the powers and perform the duties of the Vice-Chancellor of the Jadavpur University with immediate effect,” the notification from Raj Bhavan said.
The university is in the eye of a storm over the death of a student at its hostel allegedly due to ragging.
The first-year undergraduate student died after falling from the second-floor balcony of the varsity’s main hostel on August 9. His family alleged he was a victim of ragging.
The deceased identified as Swarnodip Kundu, died after allegedly falling from the balcony of the university’s hostel on the night of August 9. He was allegedly subjected to ragging before his death.
As many as 12 people have been arrested in connection with the case.
Meanwhile, a four-member fact-finding committee has been formed by the state government regarding the Jadavpur student death case. The committee is slated to submit its report within two weeks.
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