Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!š Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Students Association on Tuesday has taken up the matter with the Rajasthan and J&K governments in response to the suspension of 35 Kashmiri students at Mewar University, Rajasthan, following their protest over the lack of approval for the B.Sc. Nursing course. National Convenor of the Association, Nasir Khuehami, said that the matter has been raised with the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister's Office, urging them to intervene.
The Association has raised the issue with Chief Ministerās Advisor, Nasir Aslam Wani, who expressed deep concern and reiterated the governmentās commitment to safeguarding the academic future of these students.In response, Advisor Wani said, "We have taken serious note of this matter and will take it up with our Rajasthan counterparts today to ensure that a swift resolution is reached.
The future of these students cannot be jeopardized due to administrative delays. We will work closely with the Rajasthan government and the university to address the issue at the earliest and secure the necessary redress."He further assured that the matter would be rigorously pursued to ensure that the students do not face academic losses. "We are committed to ensuring that their academic journey continues without further disruption. Every effort will be made to ensure that no student suffers because of this," he added.The Chief Ministerās Office will urge the rajasthan government and Mewar university Rajasthan to reconsider the suspension of the students and focus on resolving the primary issueāthe pending approvals for the nursing course.
Wani also emphasized that the J&K government will closely monitor the situation to ensure the studentsā rights and futures are protected.The Chief Ministerās Office will request the Mewar University and the Rajasthan Nursing Council (RNC) to expedite the process of securing the necessary approvals to prevent further complications.Khuehami added that the Association has also taken up the matter with the Rajasthan government. He personally spoke to the Rajasthan Chief Minister's Office, urging immediate and personal intervention to resolve the issue.
Khuehami expressed the studentsā distress and emphasized the urgency of securing the necessary approvals for the B.Sc. Nursing course to prevent further damage to their academic careers.Following the conversation, Khuehami was assured by the Rajasthan Chief Ministerās Office that the government will closely examine the matter and take swift action to address the students' grievances. "We have been assured that the Rajasthan government will take all necessary steps to ensure that the students' careers are not jeopardized due to administrative delays.
They are committed to saving and preserving the academic future of these young students," Khuehami said.Khuehami urged the Rajasthan government to intervene swiftly, either by transferring the students to a recognized institution or by securing the pending approvals without further academic loss. He reiterated that this issue goes beyond administrative negligence and has a profound impact on the future of these students.Khuehami emphasized that the Association remains committed to advocating for the students until a favorable resolution is reached.
He called on both the Jammu and Kashmir and Rajasthan governments to coordinate effectively to expedite the resolution process and ensure that these students can continue their education without hindrance. "The future of these students must be protected, and we will continue to push for immediate corrective measures from all concerned authorities," he added.
