New Delhi:
An Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) court member has demanded a CBI probe into the alleged irregularities committed by the varsity's Vice Chancellor P K Abdul Aziz since he assumed office.
"The inquiry should probe into all aspects of financial irregularities and administrative impropriety committed by the VC over the years since he assumed office in 2007," demanded AMU Court member and former MP Wasim Ahmad.
He said members of the court would soon meet the President, the Prime Minister and the HRD Minister to press for a CBI probe.
Earlier, Ahmad had led a delegation to HRD Minister Kapil Sibal requesting him to ensure that a two-member panel, which is already probing allegation charges against the VC,expedite the probe process.
The panel, he said, is only conducting probe into the charges against the VC during his first year in office.
The panel would submit its report by February 15 after concluding its 10th sitting which will begin here from next Friday, he said.
Ahmad alleged that Aziz as well as the registrar of the Varsity were trying to block the ongoing probe which was to originally submit its report by October 31, 2010.