8 months ago
Kerala University Registrar Repatriated Amid Reconciliation
A man named K S Anil Kumar was the registrar of Kerala University.
He got into trouble because he cancelled a program where the governor was supposed to speak.
There was a picture of Bharat Mata with a saffron flag, which caused arguments.
He was suspended but then allowed to come back.
Now, he is being moved back to his old college.
This happened because the government and the governor's office made an agreement about who should be in charge of universities.
Some students from different groups fought about this issue.
Kerala University Registrar K S Anil Kumar transferred back to KSMDB College, Sasthamkotta.
Transfer follows reconciliation between Lok Bhavan and Kerala government over university administration.
Kumar was suspended in July over Bharat Mata controversy involving Governor Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar.
Controversy sparked clashes between student wings of CPI(M) and BJP.
Kumar's tenure as registrar was renewed in February for four years.
- Who
- K S Anil Kumar (Kerala University Registrar)
- What
- Transfer back to cadre college amid reconciliation
- Where
- Kerala, India
- When
- December 17
- Why
- Reconciliation between Lok Bhavan and Kerala government over university administration
Key facts
- Registrar's Name
- K S Anil Kumar
- College
- KSMDB College, Sasthamkotta
- Governor's Name
- Rajendra Vishwanath Arlekar
- Controversy
- Bharat Mata portrait display
- Transfer Date
- December 17
- Tenure Renewal
- February (for 4 years)
- Suspension Month
- July
- Reconciliation Parties
- Lok Bhavan and Kerala Government
Sources
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