Haripur University striving on path of progress and development, says VC
Our Correspondent
HARIPUR: The Vice Chancellor, University of Haripur, Prof Dr Anwar-ul-Hassan Gilani has said that the university was going on the way towards achieving its aims and objectives to make a historical academic excellence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and because of the dedication of his team, the university had recently bagged the HED Outstanding Quality Assurance Award 2021 which was a big achievement and he congratulated the whole university and expressed best wishes for its future endeavors.
He stated these views while giving a detailed briefing to media on the progress of the university here on Friday. His team members including the registrar of the university were also present on the occasion while media persons of different news channels and newspapers participated in the briefing.
The VC said that before his appointment about two-third of the university employees were on contract while a large number of them were in the courts to get resolved their service issues. The university was facing a deficit of Rs 30 million which was likely to increase further. Similarly, the severe shortage of administrative officers and senior and qualified faculty also existed in the university and even the very basic academic programs were not offered there.
He maintained that keeping in view the said situation he started working after joining the university on emergency basis to resolve all the basic and crucial problems. Resultantly, a number of academic programs were started whereas the process of appointments and promotions was also completed on the basis of merit.
Prof Anwar-ul-Hassan pointed out the allegations appeared in a quarter of media regarding the recruitment process and stated that he and his team believed in transparency and impartiality. In the recruitment process, eminent and reputable experts from all over the country were involved and in to that effect, he presented himself for accountability and the provision of all relevant record to the concerned quarters.
He continued that there was no truth in the aforementioned allegations leveled by some candidates and other quarters while there will be no compromise on merit and transparency in the university, adding that the false allegations were nothing more than a baseless media trial while the university accepted full responsibility for its fair practices in the recruitment process.
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