Higher Education Minister again announces opening of colleges in Madhya Pradesh

Higher Education Minister Mohan Yadav has once again announced the opening of government and private colleges in the state. While there is no preparation for it in colleges. In this regard, the minister has not given any instructions to colleges or department. 

Even before this, the Minister had announced the opening of the college from December 1, but due to lack of preparations, the colleges could not be opened. In fact, on Wednesday, Higher Education Minister Yadav has announced that from December 15, regular classes will be held in all government and private colleges of the state. It will start undergraduate and postgraduate classes. Colleges were closed since March due to Corona’s infection.

After this, online classes were started from September. The minister has also announced that from 1 January, the subject of science will also start being practical. But departmental officials say that they have not received any orders regarding opening of the college so far. After getting the order, they will issue new guidelines to open the college. Anupam Rajan, Principal Secretary, Higher Education Department, declined to comment on the minister’s announcement. At the same time, Minister Yadav says that orders are being sent to open the college.

College operators have also demanded

Private college operators have also demanded the government to open the college. He says that despite the closure of the college for the last eight months, he was paying his staff. Whereas during this time the students have not deposited the fees. But now if the colleges are not opened, then they will not be able to pay the staff further salary.