Christian Quota may rise up to Fivety Percent
- 5 years ago
A petition was on Tuesday filed in the Delhi High Court against the move of St Stephen's College governing body to amend the college's constitution to increase control of the Church of North India over the institution.
Challenging the November 30 decision of the governing body (GB), 21 teachers of the college have in their plea alleged that amending of St Stephen's' constitution would result in "completely altering its basic structure and character without the consent of the Delhi University (DU)". The petitioners have claimed that such a step would lead to "jeopardizing the very status of the college as an affiliated and recognized institution".
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Challenging the November 30 decision of the governing body (GB), 21 teachers of the college have in their plea alleged that amending of St Stephen's' constitution would result in "completely altering its basic structure and character without the consent of the Delhi University (DU)". The petitioners have claimed that such a step would lead to "jeopardizing the very status of the college as an affiliated and recognized institution".
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