CBI Raid on 4 Engineering Colleges and their Affiliations are in RISK

Share Tweet CBI Warned colleges across Tamilnadu, that the surprise raid will continue ! Chennai 04, September: CBI raided on 4 engineering colleges, as they were not fit for getting affiliated by Anna University and by AICTE (Colleges that dont have enough class rooms and lab facilities). The pathetic thing in this matter is AICTE’s [...]

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CBI Warned colleges across Tamilnadu, that the surprise raid will continue !

Chennai 04, September: CBI raided on 4 engineering colleges, as they were not fit for getting affiliated by Anna University and by AICTE (Colleges that dont have enough class rooms and lab facilities). The pathetic thing in this matter is AICTE’s Top head’s involvement in providing affiliation to these colleges after getting some money. CBI’s Anti-Corruption Bureau conducted the raids on Sun College of Engineering and Technology, Kanyakumari; P.M.R Institute of Technology, Ambattur; V.K.K Vijayan Engineering College, Irungattukkottai near Sriperumbudur; and J.A Institute of Engineering and Technology, Koyambedu, Chennai, an informed source in the agency said. CBI also filed charges against these colleges and AICTE Authorities on Forgery, Misuse of Rights etc., Report also says raid took place on those authorities home at the same time. We have an article in our blog regarding the Quality of Service by anna university, now this matter really fire it up. Each (students)head roaming inside every college is almost worth of 3lakhs +. Its all about MONEY, MONEY, MONEY for the people who provide Education in india. At least by now the govt decided to notice about the income of Judges. There is no use of providing TAX relief to education domain. Simply investors are feeling better to invest less money and reap millions of rupees within few months in the name of some colleges.

Update: CBI investigation found and confirmed the link of 4 AICTE Members in this case.

Constructing single building with few countable class rooms and getting affiliations from AU or AICTE, then getting triple the amount they invested within few months. Thats what naturally happens at present. Look at the colleges around tamilnadu. Except few, who are really working hard to provide education and even getting the Affiliation and Accredited by the universities legitimately. This should be changed atleast before next election. Govt is providing enough salary to its employees these days. Just a week back Annauniversity’s Coimbatore Vice Chancellor suspended for providing affiliation to colleges that dont have enough class rooms and lab facilities.

How about NBA Accreditation ? Will CBI have a sight on that one too ?

Source : Sun NEWS (September 04, 2009 – 09:30 PM IST)

This seems like not new for AICTE – CBI Raids Tech CollegesCBI raids put AICTE top brass in dock, 1 heldCBI ‘raids’ engineering colleges(Hyderabad) . Now the question is “What is the real task of AICTE ?, assuring the quality of technical education across the country ?

The Hindu

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  1. these issues wont end with this alone man
    many accreditation and affiliations are there for education. Each one should audit colleges atleast twice in a year. then only these people realize the value of education.

  2. To file a complaint about your college visit http://www.cbi.gov.in

  3. chinglen says:

    i m very happy regarding abt ur kind considrstion on these current situation about an important issue for the future of the student thanks

  4. Robin Son says:

    Thanks for your comment @chinglen, Its a job of every student to shout for his basic rights. And i believe i did somehow..

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