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Aslam Parvaiz new VC of MANUU
Dr Aslam Parvaiz has taken charge as the fourth Vice-Chancellor of Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) here on Tuesday.
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Hyderabad: Dr Aslam Parvaiz has taken charge as the fourth Vice-Chancellor of Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) here on Tuesday.
The post of the Vice-Chancellor had fallen vacant since Prof Mohammad Miyan stepped down from his office on May 13, 2015. Prof Khwaja M Shahid, who was working as the in-charge Vice-Chancellor handed over the charge to Dr Parvaiz.
Addressing a meeting organised by the Joint Action Committee (JAC) comprising MANUU Teachers Association, Officers Association and Employees Welfare Association at the auditorium of Directorate of Distance Education, Parvaiz said, “With me, everyone will get justice.
We should keep the interests of the university above our personal preferences and work dedicatedly for its growth.”
The JAC was formed against the backdrop of protests that had erupted on the campus on October 10 and had continued ever since.
The Vice-Chancellor said he had been told in certain circles in Delhi that MANUU was plagued with regionalism. “If this is true, I urge you to shun it as it would cause hindrance in the growth of the university,” he said.
He told the students that they needed to work harder and make extra excellent performance as the employment market was becoming more and more competitive.
