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JAC lays charges on KYKL

Imphal, June 5: The JAC against the brutal killing of Prof. Islamuddin has charged KYKL of wrong deeds and said that the ONK of KYKL in an attempt to bring quality education has caused the loss of many innocent poor lives as they only support the capitalists.

The JAC further said that those capitalists who work against the people were spared by KYKL in exchange with large sum of money and also those who are produced by KYKL in public for their wrong works and made to resign from their jobs were still working in the government office. Some of the instances were, Former Commissioner of Education I.S. Laishram; former Joint Director of Education (S) Geeta Devi; former Director of Education (U) and former Principal of LMS Law College Dr Kiranchand; former Senior Grade Lecturer of Kha Manipur College, Kakching Joy Khaidem.

Also the ONK openly announced to give punishment to former MLA of Nambol constituency and also former Union Minister Thounaojam Chaoba but still not a single step had been taken.

The JAC maintained that if Prof Islamuddin is one among the capitalist and if he is able to give large sum of money he would be survive.

It also said that looking into the condition of MU after the killing of Prof Islamuddin the JAC strongly felt that the MU authority is not trying to bring the academic atmosphere to normalcy, and instead keeping silent which clearly shows that they are also involved. 

It said that the JAC had fully prepared to bring out the culprit and also sought help from public to book the culprit. (IFP)

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