Archive · 17 Dec 2025
MP Assembly: Katare Questions Inaction Against VIT University
In the Madhya Pradesh Assembly, a leader named Hemant Katare asked why the government hasn't taken action against VIT University, as promised.
He said many days have passed without any action and warned of a protest if the issue isn't addressed.
He also asked for a new law that would require government officials to send their children to government schools, to set a good example.
Additionally, he demanded that the post of Deputy Speaker in the Assembly be filled, accusing the government of not respecting the opposition.
Deputy Leader of Opposition Hemant Katare questioned the inaction against VIT University during a special session of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly.
Katare demanded an explanation from the government for the delay in taking action against VIT Bhopal, as assured by the Higher Education Minister.
He warned of a protest at the university if the matter remains unaddressed.
Katare also raised the issue of the long-pending appointment of the Deputy Speaker in the Assembly.
He urged the government to introduce a law requiring bureaucrats and elected representatives to enroll their children in government schools.
- Who
- Deputy Leader of Opposition Hemant Katare
- What
- Questioned inaction against VIT University and demanded appointment of Deputy Speaker
- When
- During a special session of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly on Wednesday
- Where
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- To seek an explanation for the delay in action against VIT University and to highlight the plight of government schools
- Location
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Person Involved
- Hemant Katare (Deputy LoP)
- Issue Raised
- Inaction against VIT University
- Assurance Given By
- Higher Education Minister Inder Singh Parmar
- Demand Made
- Appointment of Deputy Speaker
- Additional Demand
- Law for bureaucrats to enroll children in government schools