KPCTA demands probe into hacking incident at MGU
KPCTA urges probe into alleged hacking of MGU CCA generator link for FYUGP internal marks; warns protests if vice-chancellor doesn’t order investigation.
Kottayam: Kerala Private College Teachers’ Association (KPCTA) MG University regional committee has alleged that the vice-chancellor is shielding those responsible for the alleged hacking of the CCA generator link used to record four-year undergraduate programme (FYUGP) internal marks, and has threatened agitation if an investigation was not ordered.According to KPCTA members, syndicate member P K Rajimon, who is in charge of examinations, submitted a written complaint to the VC two weeks ago, but no action has followed. It said the VC had verbally told syndicate members that a probe would be announced last Thursday, and that the registrar and the controller of examinations had also written to the VC on the matter.KPCTA state vice-president Rony George, state secretary K Sindhu and regional committee secretary S Selvan said the KPCTA would launch protests, including a march to the university and a siege of the VC, if an investigation order was not issued.You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Kochi | Silver Rate in Kochi | Bank Holidays in Kochi | Public Holidays in KochiStay updated with the latest Kochi news. Download the TOI App.
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