Bare ActsThe Kavi Kulaguru Kalidas Sanskrit Vishvavidyalaya (University) Act, 1997.

Section 70

Withdrawal of affiliation of recognition.

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( 1 ) If an affiliated college or recognised institution or pathashala fails to comply with the conditions of affiliation or recognition as provided in section 61 or to allow the local managing or advisory committee as provided in section 65 to function properly or to take action as per direction issued under the Act or if it is conducting the college or recognised institution in a manner prejudicial to the interest of the university or the standards laid down by it, the Niyojana Vikasa Mandala may issue a notice to the management to show cause as to why the privileges conferred on the college or recognised institution or pathashala by affiliation or recognition should not be withdrawn in part or in whole or modified. ( 2 ) The Niyojana Vikasa Mandala shall mention the grounds on which it proposes to take the above mentioned action and shall send a copy of the notice to the principal of the college, or head of recognised institution or pathashala. It shall also specify in the notice, the period being a period which shall not be less than thirty days within which the management should file its written statement in reply to the notice. ( 3 ) On receipt of such written statement or on expiry of the period specified in the notice issued under sub-section ( 1 ), the Niyojana Vikasa Mandala shall place before the Vidvat-Parishad , the notice and the written statement, if any, with or without the motion for withdrawal or modification of such privileges. ( 4 ) The Vidvat-Parishad shall having regard to the interest of students in the colleges or recognised institutions or pathashala , recommend to the Kulaguru the action to be taken in this behalf and the Kulaguru shall, thereafter, proceed to implement the recommendations.

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