Shivamogga DC directed the university to evacuate students in dormitory for three days to accommodate the government. Staff gatherings for state sports

Shivamogga

Shivamogga Deputy Commissioner Gurudatt Hegde directed officials from universities and departments operating the hotel in Shivamogga to announce a three-day holiday from May 18 and to evacuate students to accommodate state government employees visiting the city to participate in state-level sports competitions.

The Karnataka State Government Employees Association will have a three-day sports meeting and cultural events starting from May 18. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is expected to host the event, with hundreds of employees across the state visiting the city to participate in the program.

At the request of the association, the Deputy Commissioner ordered Navule, the University and Horticulture University, the University Education Department, Social Welfare, Backward Classes, Minorities and Programme Tribal Welfare officials announced the announcement of hotel holidays.

The warden and officers in charge of the hotel are instructing students to evacuate the hotel with their luggage as the deputy commissioner’s order. This hits many degree students who are preparing for the semester exam.

Radhakrishna is the last-year student of Molakalmuru in Chitradurga district, he told Hindu His Viva Voce is scheduled to take place on May 18 and the exam will begin on May 22.

“The officers asked us to leave the hotel for three days to accommodate government employees. Where should we go when we have to prepare for the exam?” he asked. Like him, many students were hit by orders.

The president of Shivamogga first-year university said this is a critical period for students. If they are forced to leave the hotel, they will have a hard time preparing for the exam and taking the Viva Voce, which is mandatory. ” he said.

Sathyanarayana GT, former president of Tumari Gram Panchayat in Sagar, said many students from Sagar Taluk village said he expressed difficulties with the instructions of the deputy commissioner.

He said Mr. Heggard should withdraw the order when students are concerned. He said government employees could be placed elsewhere, rather than hotels.