
Bhat Yasir
Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) 1st-semester students of Rayat Bahra University, Punjab claimed that they weren’t allowed to give examinations and blamed the university authorities for wasting their year.
The BDS students alleged that despite paying fees, they weren’t allowed to appear in examination as the admit cards weren’t provided to them.
“The Principal asked us to pay half of the fee now and the other half later. He said we will be allowed to sit in the examination, then. We paid half fee yesterday,” Rupesh, a student said, adding that “They are now asking us to pay thr full fee and we weren’t allowed to appear for the examination.”
He further said that they are 35-40 students who weren’t allowed to enter in examination hall. “Our year has been wasted,” he said.
“We were supposed to appear for our examination at 10 a.m., but we have still not been provided the admit cards. Our dues are clear. Even the ‘no dues’ are signed but still, our Principal has been harassing us since days. We missed our paper and apparently it is the same university which promised Scholarship to Kashmiri students and are now extorting money from students,” said another student, namely Irtiqa, who is from Kashmir.
Irtiqa’s brother told The Kashmiriyat, “They were asked to pay fee in two installments but suddenly college demanded it in one installment and that too, at the time of exams.”
“The university authorities asked us to pay the fee first. They’d advised us to pay it in two installments, half in both.
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The principal himself has signed the ‘No Dues’ and specified the date for fee. I’ve paid the full fee and despite that I’ve no Roll number and I wasn’t allowed to sit in today’s exam.
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It is the mistake of the college and we have to pay the price,” said another student, Gursheen Kaur.
“The story will be updatedd once we get a response from the University.”
The Kashmiriyat tried to contact university administration through E-mails and Whatsapp messages but received no response so far.
When The Kashmiriyat called the Principal of the college, he responded by saying that he was driving then, and that he would call this reporter back. But The Kashmiriyat has received no call since.