In a significant development, the central government has directed the Board of Governors of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Rohtak to either suspend the director or place him on leave until the completion of an ongoing probe into alleged corruption. The investigation follows allegations of financial irregularities and misuse of institutional funds.
According to official sources, the Ministry of Education has taken a strict stance against any misconduct in premier institutions. The probe is being conducted to ensure transparency and accountability in the administration of IIM Rohtak, a leading business school in India.
The allegations reportedly involve discrepancies in financial transactions and procurement-related activities. While the director has denied any wrongdoing, the government has deemed it necessary to relieve him of his duties until the investigation is completed.
The Board of Governors of IIM Rohtak has been asked to comply with the directive at the earliest to facilitate a fair inquiry process. Meanwhile, academic activities at the institute will continue as usual, ensuring that students and faculty remain unaffected by the developments.
This move underscores the government's commitment to upholding ethical governance in educational institutions, reinforcing accountability and integrity in their functioning. Further updates on the investigation will be provided as new details emerge.
