NSUI’s signature campaign supporting UGC guidelines | Jaipur News

Jaipur: Reacting to protests against the new guidelines issued by University Grants Commission (UGC), Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan Tuesday said in Nagaur that no one will face discrimation. Pradhan was in Nagaur to inaugurate a school.“I want to assure that there will be no discrimination. No one will be allowed to misuse the new guidelines. The UGC and Union and state govts will be responsible for ensuring this,” said Pradhan.

He also said the new guidelines had been formed within the framework of Constitution of India. “This issue has been addressed under the supervision of Supreme Court. I want to assure once again that no one will be discriminated against,” he said.On Tuesday, National Students Union of India (NSUI) started a signature campaign in the state from University of Rajasthan (RU) to support the new guidelines issued by UGC.The campaign was led by Ramesh Bhati, a national spokesperson of NSUI and research scholar at MDSU Ajmer.“The objective is to create awareness among students about the new UGC guidelines and to highlight their positive impact on student welfare,” said Bhati.NSUI’s state spokesperson Amardeep Parihar said the new guidelines by UGC will promote transparency, quality, and equal opportunities in the higher education system.