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Panjab University seeks documentary proof to support Haryana’s claim

Punjab and Haryana’s rift over the university emerged after the November 10 protest on campus. The protest saw various Punjab-based unions, politicians and social activists touching upon the sensitive issue of the varsity and Chandigarh “belonging” to Punjab
At the time of the reorganisation of Punjab in 1966, PU was declared as an 'inter-state corporate body' under Section 72(1) of the Punjab Reorganisation Act, 1966, enacted by Parliament. File photo

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Panjab University issued a document asking for the “submission of documentary proofs in support of Haryana’s claim over the university and its governing body”.

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The office of Dean Student Welfare in a notification said, “The students and citizens of Haryana making representations must provide supporting documents related to their demands. Next meeting of the committee be convened after receiving the documentary proof in support of their representation.”

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A meeting of the committee constituted by the Vice Chancellor was held at the DSW office on November 17, discussing the appeal for restoration of Haryana’s historical, legal and constitutional representation in Panjab University. It also demanded implementation of Reservation Policy as per UGC Guidelines in the Senate, the Syndicate and other governing bodies.

Punjab and Haryana’s rift over the university emerged after the November 10 protest on campus. The protest saw various Punjab-based unions, politicians and social activists touching upon the sensitive issue of the varsity and Chandigarh “belonging” to Punjab.

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