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One state cannot be governed by two laws on same subject: Harsh 7/1/2015 10:14:03 PM Early Times Report Jammu, July 1: Launching a scathing attack on the series of obnoxious dozes of discrimination being administered clandestinely to the Jammu region, Harsh Dev Singh Chairman JKNPP and Former Education Minister in the wake of the recent preview of bias extending to the duration and eligibility criteria for the B.Ed courses vis-à-vis Jammu Division in comparison to Kashmir Division regretted that it has made a mockery of the teaching aspirants of Jammu by sprinkling salts on their wounds. Harsh disclosed to the media that the duration of the B.Ed course in the University of Kashmir and the Central University of Kashmir is one year from the session 2015-16 and the duration of the said course in the University of Jammu has been revised to two years vide University Council resolution No.4.72.2 dated 15.04.14 and notification No. F.Acd/1/15/3964-4163 dated 08.06.15 by adopting the recommendations of Verma Commission. He further said that the obnoxious status quo for these courses for one year duration in the colleges affiliated to Kashmir University has put the career of the teacher aspirants of Jammu Province in jeopardy. Moreover, there also exists the anomaly in the eligibility criteria for the B.Ed course in the University of Kashmir with respect to the norms prescribed in the University of Jammu. Harsh Dev lamented that the audacious scope of discrimination extending upon the students of education discipline is a bizarre incident in the history of academia which would only dent their morale forcing their outrage to burst with violent means of protest. Harsh Dev wondered how could two Universities in one State with same Chancellor, Pro- Chancellor and the Ministry of Higher Education can adopt two distinct policies regarding the same course and maintained that the obnoxious move is utterly unconstitutional, unethical and unscrupulous. "Ironically, Saffron Party's honeymoon with the ministerial berths continued at the cost of the aspirations of the youth and the day is not far when the seething anger of the young blood would burst and blow the Saffron brigade to smithereens and close the curtains for them once and for all", Harsh lamented.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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