Rajamahendravaram: Andhra Pradesh Civil Liberties
Association state president Muppalla Subba Rao demanded to know from
the Vice-Chancellor of Adikavi Nannaya University, Murru Muthyala Naidu
on why he did not take action on the irregularities which had taken
place in the appointment of professors in Adikavi Nannaya University in
Rajamahendravaram based on the report given on 12th June, 2012 by the
retired registrars of Kakatiya and Sri Krishnadeveraya Universities and
on why he is skipping action on professors in the last three executive
council meetings being as the chairman of the executive council. 
Recalling that financial transactions have been taken place in the
issue, he questioned the Vice-Chancellor on how he could safeguard the
prestige of the university.In a open letter written to the
Vice-Chancellor, Muppalla dared him to get ready for the enquiry on
irregularities taken place on work order and tender confirmation with
regard to the automation system and on whether the companies
participated in the tenders are bogus or not.
He called upon the Vice-Chancellor call for enquiry either with
the CB CID or CBI to prove his honesty on the corruption and
irregularities taking place in the university. He did also dare the VC
to remove professors who are facing allegation from the executive
council.
Muppalla Subba Rao further demanded the VC to clarify on why he
was removed by the post of Registrar of Central Institute of English and
Foreign Languages by then Vice-Chancellor of CIEFL on the allegation of
misuse of power. He alleged that the VC has appointed Muralidhar as
In-charge Vice-Chancellor of the Nannaya University who worked as an
employee in CIEFL when he was registrar of the institute and added that
Muralidhar who is a non-teaching staff has been appointed as Controller
of the Examination before his appointment as in-charge registrar.
He demanded clarification on tenders called for how many works and
for how many crore and wondered on how the UGC is releasing funds for
the university even though the professors were appointed against the UGC
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