Kerala University row over Standing Counsel appointment
A controversy has erupted at Kerala University after the Vice-Chancellor replaced the university's Standing Counsel. The outgoing counsel claims the move is legally invalid, arguing that only the Syndicate has the authority to make such appointments.
Why it matters
The dispute highlights governance and administrative power struggles within public educational institutions in India.
A fresh controversy has emerged at Kerala University after Vice-Chancellor (V-C) in-charge Mohan Kunnummal replaced the university’s Standing Counsel in the Kerala High Court.
The article presents both the Vice-Chancellor's actions and the outgoing counsel's legal objections neutrally.
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