Udaipur, March 19: The Vice-Chancellor of Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Professor B.P. Saraswat, has issued a notice to a printing press, warning of penalties due to unclear printing of exam papers for the law degree examination.
University spokesperson Dr. Kunjun Acharya reported that one exam paper from the law faculty, held on Wednesday, suffered from unclear printing due to technical issues. Notably, this complaint was raised only by the law college, with no similar issues reported from other centers.
In response to the complaint, Vice-Chancellor Professor Saraswat has sent a notice to the printing press, emphasizing that if such complaints arise again in the future, not only will penalties be imposed, but their services may also be terminated. On Thursday, Professor Saraswat visited various examination centers to assess the situation.
Meeting with Hostel Wardens: On the same day, Vice-Chancellor Professor Saraswat held a review meeting with the Chief Warden, all hostel wardens, the registrar, and the finance controller. He instructed them to take immediate steps to enhance the maintenance and facilities of the hostels. The Vice-Chancellor also ordered the approval of amenities such as water supply, electricity, and CCTV in the hostels.
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