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Minorities’ body slaps notice on OU registrar
The State Minorities Commission has slapped final notice on Osmania University Registrar to appear before the Commission. The Commission served notice in connection to the implementation of back date order of one Mohammed Ansari, Associate Professor of Linguistics, University College of Arts and Social Sciences
Hyderabad: The State Minorities Commission has slapped final notice on Osmania University Registrar to appear before the Commission. The Commission served notice in connection to the implementation of back date order of one Mohammed Ansari, Associate Professor of Linguistics, University College of Arts and Social Sciences, OU and Dr. SA Hasmi, Associate Professor (Rtd) Department of Physical Education OU.
In the notice, the Commission stated that Registrar failed to appear on the dates and time given by the commission, stating some reasons or other and by filing of evasive replies. “Take this as final notice that matter stands posted at 11 am at June 25 on which date you are directed to appear in person before the Commission without fail, failing which the Commission will issue warrant so as to procure your physical presences as per the powers and functions of the State Minorities Commission Act,” said the Commission.
