UGC Rules Row: Centre Assures Supreme Court of Review After Nationwide Protests | Dr. Manish kumar
The Central Government has informed the Supreme Court that it will review the controversial new UGC regulations following widespread protests by the Savarna community across the nation. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta stated before the bench that a specialized committee will be constituted to thoroughly examine the rules. The Centre assured the judiciary that the academic interests and future of students from every section of society will be fully safeguarded, ensuring no one feels marginalized or fearful. This major development comes as significant political and social pressure builds up, with the decision being closely monitored by political analysts ahead of upcoming state and national elections.
The Central Government has taken a significant U-turn on the new UGC rules following continuous protests by the Savarna community. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta informed the Supreme Court that the government will review the regulations and constitute a committee to examine them. He assured the court that the interests of students from all sections will be protected so that no student feels dissatisfied or fearful. The decision is being closely watched ahead of upcoming elections.
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