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| Clear stand on Central University : Chaman asks govt after meeting Governor | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, June 20 -About the attempts to sabotaging the decision for opening Central University at Jammu, the BJP senior leader Prof. Gupta today asked the Pradesh Congress Chief Saif- ud-Din Soz and the Union Health Minister, Ghulam Nabi Azad to come out openly that who are the Congressmen at whose instance Prof. Wahid has been appointed the Vice Chancellor for opening Central University at Srinagar.
Prof. Gupta has emphasized that as per the decision taken long back the Central University had to be established in Samba area near Jammu and the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) at Kashmir.
Gupta has asked the Congress to come out with the clear stand in this regard so as to expose those two senior leaders of this ruling party who had misled the Central Authorities in this regard at whose instance Prof. Hafiz Wahid had been entrusted the job of the proposed Central University who is out to work for setting up this Central University at Srinagar instead of Jammu.
Prof. Gupta who called upon the State Governor N.N. Vohra at Srinagar the other day felt that the Governor is very clear that the decision taken long back should be implemented and has taken up the matter with the concerned at the Centre.
On his return from Srinagar, the BJP leader observed that as far as the National Conference is concerned, their intentions have been very clear from the day one. Their first love is the Valley of Kashmir and they have all along been treating Jammu as their colony and an appendix to Kashmir. Even on the issue of this Central University, the leadership of the National Conference is trying to get subverted the decision of the Centre on the plea that this University should have two Campus - one at Srinagar and the other in Jammu.
Strongly pleading for the implementation of the decision taken long back, Prof. Gupta said that Jammu area is the best suited place for this Central institution. Keeping in view the experiences of the past especially the fate of the outside students of the Regional Engineering College of Srinagar when they were forced out in early nineties and were accommodated in a newly set up Regional Engineering College in Jammu. Such happenings in the Valley of Kashmir are not new. Hence there should be no change in the decision taken already that university should be set up in Jammu for which the land has already been identified and IIM should be established in the Valley.
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