SC restrains trial court from acting on charge sheet against Ashoka University professor
The Supreme Court on Monday barred a trial court from taking cognisance of the charge sheet filed against Ashoka University…
The Supreme Court on Monday barred a trial court from taking cognisance of the charge sheet filed against Ashoka University…
The Supreme Court on Wednesday extended till July the interim bail granted to Ashoka University professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad in connection with two FIRs registered against him over his social media comments on Operation Sindoor.
The NHRC issued a notice to the Director General of Police, Haryana calling for a detailed report in the matter within one week.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted interim bail to Prof Ali Khan Mahmudabad, Associate Professor and Head of the Political Science Department at Ashoka University, Haryana
A bench comprising Chief Justice BR Gavai and Justice Augustine George Masih said it would list the matter for urgent hearing on May 20 or 21, after senior advocate Kapil Sibal made a mentioning for an urgent listing.
The Congress on Monday alleged that the arrest of Ashoka University professor reflects the cynic foresight of the Bharatiya Janata Party.
According to Prof Malabika Sarkar, Vice-Chancellor, Ashoka University, ''It is an honour for the University that Justice Lokur has agreed to be Ashoka’s first Ombudsperson. With his vast experience and distinguished career, he commands the respect of the entire University community.”
The Chair-holder will lead the setting up of an Astrophysics Centre at Ashoka. The permanent Chair will be associated with the Physics Department at the University.
In his role as a Senior Adviser at Ashoka University, Dr Kant will further biomedical research at the University, facilitate collaborations with hospitals, establish workflow as per the highest ethical and regulatory standards, enable translational research and mentor the faculty.
The university in Haryana's Sonipat became the centre of a controversy earlier this week, when Mehta, who had resigned as its vice chancellor two years back, chose to step down as professor, saying that the founders made it "abundantly clear" that his association with the institution was a "political liability".
