Nagpur High Court Warns Over Unreleased Grants for MNLU

The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court has recently issued a strong warning. To the Secretary of Maharashtra’s Higher and Technical Education Department. The Director of the Directorate of Higher Education. The court has threatened to take judicial action if the overdue grants for Maharashtra National Law University (MNLU), Nagpur, are not promptly released.

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This warning emerged during the hearing of a contempt petition filed by Suresh Pangul, who sought the release of service benefits. A division bench consisting of Justice Nitin Sambre and Justice Abhay Mantri issued a summons to Dr. Shailendra Deolankar, Director of Higher Education. Dr. Deolankar was required to appear in court to address the issue of the delayed grants. The court highlighted the urgency of the matter and expressed frustration over the lack of progress. Justice Sambre emphasized that any further delays in releasing the necessary funds would lead to judicial action.

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Court Informs Government Pleader of Funds Delay for MNLU Projects

Dr. Deolankar appeared in court, where Justice Sambre informed government pleader Devendra Chavan that Justice Bhushar Gavai. Chancellor of MNLU Nagpur and a Supreme Court judge, had reported that the state government had not released funds. For the construction of hostels and other development projects at the university.

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The court underscored that if the necessary funds are not released promptly, it will be compelled to take judicial action. Justice Sambre directed that the Secretary of Higher and Technical Education and the Director of the Directorate of Higher Education be formally notified of the situation and urged to address the court’s concerns without delay.