Dimapur, August 26 (MExN): Students of School of Engineering, Technology and Management (SETAM) of Nagaland University have served to the university till August 28 to fulfill the students’ demands. The Students’ Council of SETAM issued a note today warning that the university failing to meet their demands would attract more agitation and the ‘university would be held responsible’ for any untoward incidents.
“If the university fails the students this time, the students have decided to march to the headquarter for protest and all the administration section will be forced to shut down as there is no option left for the students,” the note from the SSETAM leaders stated.
The students of SETAM have been agitating for almost three weeks but the university is still yet to respond, the students said. “The negligence of the university regarding the demands clearly shows their nature, their way of serving the purpose of the students. The university clearly knows the sufferings of the students out here and they are acting as if everything is alright,” the SETAM students’ council said.
The Post Graduate Students’ Union of SETAM has also extended its support to the SETAM Students’ Council. A note from the union demanded immediate appointment of a permanent administrative in-charge. The union said the authorities should consider the demands of the SETAM students seriously and collectively solve the issues at the earliest.
“The SETAM as a whole is facing lots of problems because there is no dean or administrative in-charge to take important decisions. The administrative in-charge is the need of the hour,” the union said. The union has requested the authorities to appoint an administrative in-charge immediately.
“If the university fails the students this time, the students have decided to march to the headquarter for protest and all the administration section will be forced to shut down as there is no option left for the students,” the note from the SSETAM leaders stated.
The students of SETAM have been agitating for almost three weeks but the university is still yet to respond, the students said. “The negligence of the university regarding the demands clearly shows their nature, their way of serving the purpose of the students. The university clearly knows the sufferings of the students out here and they are acting as if everything is alright,” the SETAM students’ council said.
The Post Graduate Students’ Union of SETAM has also extended its support to the SETAM Students’ Council. A note from the union demanded immediate appointment of a permanent administrative in-charge. The union said the authorities should consider the demands of the SETAM students seriously and collectively solve the issues at the earliest.
“The SETAM as a whole is facing lots of problems because there is no dean or administrative in-charge to take important decisions. The administrative in-charge is the need of the hour,” the union said. The union has requested the authorities to appoint an administrative in-charge immediately.
SU: SASRD seeks immediate solution on SETAM crisis
Dimapur, August 26 (MExN): SU: SASRD has stated that it is disheartened by the continued deadlock in NU: SETAM that has resulted in the closure of the sister institute for more than a month now.
A press note issued by Atou Kharutso, president and Rovizelhou Kuotsu, general secretary, SU: SASRD stated, “We believe a month is quite a long time, enough for efficient and concerned authorities to bring a solution to the crisis. But, the ongoing crisis reflects how inefficient and unconcerned the authorities are towards the plight of the students’ in Nagaland and Nagaland University in particular.”
The note stated that SETAM being the first and only Engineering institute in Nagaland is a pride for very Naga and it has potential to bring out great intellectual in our society, but at this present state it has rather become an institute of crisis and problem thus, hampering the bright future of many students. “SU: SASRD been a part and parcel of Nagaland University feel deprived and ignored when our sister institute (SETAM) is been deprived and ignored. We stand beside the students of SETAM and convey our whole hearted support for their desire to achieve their basic right and necessities,” the note said.
SU: SASRD also expressed desire to see their alma mates in the near future as one of the most prestigious and sought after institute in the country and affirmed to use all the powers, talent and capabilities to see that dreams of a greater institute, comes true. “We therefore, sincerely and humbly request the concerned authority to open their eyes and ear and work with all their efficiency to resolve the crisis in SETAM, thus making Nagaland University a better and honorable institute,” stated the note.
A press note issued by Atou Kharutso, president and Rovizelhou Kuotsu, general secretary, SU: SASRD stated, “We believe a month is quite a long time, enough for efficient and concerned authorities to bring a solution to the crisis. But, the ongoing crisis reflects how inefficient and unconcerned the authorities are towards the plight of the students’ in Nagaland and Nagaland University in particular.”
The note stated that SETAM being the first and only Engineering institute in Nagaland is a pride for very Naga and it has potential to bring out great intellectual in our society, but at this present state it has rather become an institute of crisis and problem thus, hampering the bright future of many students. “SU: SASRD been a part and parcel of Nagaland University feel deprived and ignored when our sister institute (SETAM) is been deprived and ignored. We stand beside the students of SETAM and convey our whole hearted support for their desire to achieve their basic right and necessities,” the note said.
SU: SASRD also expressed desire to see their alma mates in the near future as one of the most prestigious and sought after institute in the country and affirmed to use all the powers, talent and capabilities to see that dreams of a greater institute, comes true. “We therefore, sincerely and humbly request the concerned authority to open their eyes and ear and work with all their efficiency to resolve the crisis in SETAM, thus making Nagaland University a better and honorable institute,” stated the note.
