Nagpur: Symbiosis Law School Professor Placed On Leave Over Alleged Inappropriate Messages To Students, Religious Pressure
· Free Press Journal
A professor at the Symbiosis Law School’s Nagpur campus has reportedly been sent on leave after being accused of sending inappropriate messages to female students and exhorting them to adopt Islam and read the Quran.
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The development came after the father of a student approached the Vishva Hindu Parishad after she showed him messages allegedly sent by the professor, The Indian Express quoted the Vishva Hindu Parishad as saying.
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Inquiry panel set up
The university administration has reportedly taken note of the complaint and set up a committee to look into the matter. The professor has been put on leave till the inquiry is complete, the newspaper quoted a university official as saying.
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Police statement
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone 5) Nityanand Jha had said that about 15-17 persons from various organisations gathered at the university on Saturday morning. The police had facilitated talks between the agitators and the administration, after which the professor was placed on leave.
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