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Why is it important that Panjab University should remain with Punjab and no centeralisation. This farmer has one acre of land. Wanted higher education for his children. His son cleared JEE mains with flying colours got a seat in Delhi. Fees being beyond their reach they opted for Panjab...

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Being a proud Alumnus & the Ambassador of Panjab University, Chandigarh, I stand in heartfelt solidarity with the students who continue their peaceful movement for the timely announcement of the Senate elections. It is indeed encouraging that the Ministry of Education has accepted the demand to retain the existing Senate structure. The next natural step, however, is to ensure that the elections are held without further delay, so that this democratic body may function with full legitimacy and participation. Let us reflect the democratic values and vibrant spirit that define our University. Our campus has always been a home to unanimity, harmony, and rich cultural values. I sincerely urge for an early and amicable resolution through dialogue and mutual respect, so that the voice of our youth may continue to shape the glorious heritage and future of our institution. — Dr. Satinder Sartaaj Alumnus & Global Brand Ambassador Panjab University, Chandigarh
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Let’s be clear, Panjab University is Punjab’s University! Not Haryana’s. Not the Centre’s. Not any political party’s. Haryana withdrew its colleges 55 years ago in the early 1970s, shifted them to Kurukshetra University, stopped funding PU, and lost all representation in its Senate. Since then, Haryana has had no stake, no affiliation, and no role in PU’s governance. Knowing that Haryana walked away 55 years ago, Now suddenly there’s intense interest from Haryana pressure from the Haryana CM, pressure from the Centre, Haryana student unions talking about a share and even a committee formed by the VC to discuss Haryana’s stake? Add to that the private, off-hours meetings at the VC’s residence… while the same VC has no time to meet PU students who are protesting to protect the university Panjab University, Chandigarh It’s obvious what’s happening, dirty political tactics are being used to grab Panjab University, after 55 years of Haryana having no role and no affiliation with the university. #SavePUFromCentre #SavePanjabUniversity
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