Ex-DU professor GN Saibaba is currently serving life term for alleged Maoist links. (File)
New Delhi:
Delhi University s Ram Lal Anand College has terminated the service of assistant professor GN Saibaba, who is currently serving life term in Nagpur Central Prison for alleged Maoist links.
According to a memorandum received by Saibaba s wife Vasantha on Thursday, his services have been terminated with immediate effect from the afternoon of March 31. The services of GN Saibaba, assistant professor, Ram Lal Anand College are terminated with immediate effect from the afternoon of March 31, 2021. Three months salary has been paid in his savings bank account, said the memorandum undersigned by college principal Rakesh Kumar Gupta.
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DU College Terminates Jailed Scholar G.N. Saibaba s Professorship
While the college said that it was merely following the rule book, others have criticised the move as Saibaba s conviction has been appealed.
G.N. Saibaba. Photo: PTI
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New Delhi: Delhi Universityâs Ram Lal Anand College has removed scholar-activist G.N. Saibaba, who is serving a life term in the Nagpur Central Prison for alleged links with Maoists, from his post as an assistant professor at the college.
Indian Express, college principal Rakesh Kumar Gupta, in a memorandum wrote, âThe services of Dr. G N Saibaba, Assistant Professor, Ram Lal Anand College are terminated with immediate effect from the afternoon of March 31, 2021. Three monthsâ salary has been paid in his Savings Bank Account.â
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