Law College Turmoil: Vice-Principal Resigns Amid Controversy
Vice-Principal Noyna Chatterjee of South Calcutta Law College resigned amid controversy following a student's gangrape by three men, including a former student. Chatterjee faced criticism for allegedly allowing misconduct on campus and hiring prime accused Monojit Mishra. Her resignation cites administrative pressure and limited cooperation.
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The Vice-Principal of South Calcutta Law College, Noyna Chatterjee, has stepped down three months following the gangrape of a student on campus, a case involving three men including a former student.
Chatterjee, who faced criticism for allowing Monojit Mishra, the prime accused, unchecked access despite previous complaints, will now continue as an assistant professor. Her resignation remains pending approval by the college's governing body.
Citing administrative pressure and limited support, Chatterjee leaves her post to protect its dignity. The resignation highlights ongoing challenges within the college's administrative framework.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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