Oriental College students demands to revoke transfer order, stages sit-in-protest

Students of Oriental College has appealed the Government of Manipur and Education Minister to revoke the transfer order of its 6 (six) teachers.
Speaking to media persons at the Conference Hall of the College, Sinam Apollo, General Secretary of the College Students’ Union said that students of Oriental College strongly condemned the transfer of 6 (six) teachers to other colleges when the semester examinations is approaching.
The college has been facing shortage of lecturers since long time and the recent order of transfer of lecturers from the college would largely affect to the academic atmosphere of the institute, observed the General Secretary of College Students’ Union.
Stating that the transfer notification is ‘unreasonable’, the students’ leader also appealed Minister of Education, M OKendro Singh to revoke the order and bring a solution to the shortage of faculty in the interest of the students of the college.
He also warned that if the concerned authority failed comply with the demand of the union, students of the college in association with students’ community would resorted to various forms of agitations.

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