Frame a scheme for smooth worship at Kanaga Sabhai
The New Indian Express|November 08, 2024
THE Madras High Court on Thursday ordered setting up of a three-member expert committee headed by retired judge Justice V Bharathidasan to monitor the recruitment of teaching faculties to government-run law colleges in the state.
Frame a scheme for smooth worship at Kanaga Sabhai

Senior advocate and Rajya Sabha Member P Wilson and retired IAS officer Mythili K Rajendran are the members of the committee which is entrusted with the task of monitoring the process of appointing assistant professor, assistant professor (pre-law) and associate professor in the law colleges.

The order was passed by Justice Battu Devanand on a 2018 petition filed by P Vasanthakumar on the appointment of teaching faculties.

The judge said the committee will monitor the selection process, including strict implementation of the rule of reservation, issue instructions and guidelines to the Teachers Recruitment Board to finalise and issue a notification so that it will be free from litigations and decide the modalities of setting question papers, conducting written examinations and constitute interview boards as per the UGC guidelines.

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