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- UDF members on the Syndicate of Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit in Kerala have written to Vice-Chancellor Ciza Thomas seeking a partial amendment to the university's August 22, 2026 order that cancelled a July 17 decision allowing officials to retrospectively sign exam tabulation registers.
- They argue a blanket cancellation is impractical and would further delay issuing degree certificates, though they support a probe into irregularities in the registers.
- Officials had found signatures were missing for exams held since 2018, and some officials, including retirees, signed the registers after the July 17 decision, even before a formal order was issued.
- The Syndicate had also decided to hold a sub-committee probe into the discrepancies.
What to watch next
- Whether the Vice-Chancellor or Syndicate acts on the UDF members' request for a partial amendment
- Findings of the Syndicate sub-committee probe into the tabulation register discrepancies
- Any impact on the timeline for issuing pending degree certificates
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