The vice‑principal of a prominent law college in Kolkata has reportedly gone on medical leave, leaving several scheduled classes unattended. Students have taken to social media and campus forums to voice concerns over what they describe as a history of administrative neglect. The absence of faculty has resulted in numerous lecture halls standing empty, disrupting the academic routine. Student representatives claim that the college’s leadership has failed to provide adequate support and timely replacement staff, exacerbating the impact of the vice‑principal’s absence.
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Law College Vice‑Principal on Medical Leave, Leaving Classes Empty
The vice‑principal of a Kolkata law college has taken a medical leave, prompting students to highlight ongoing administrative shortcomings. With classes unattended, the campus has seen empty lecture halls, drawing criticism from the student body who claim long‑standing lapses in management and support for faculty and students alike.
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Law College Vice‑Principal on Medical Leave, Leaving Classes EmptyPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata
