Tribhuvan University has successfully recovered 16 crore 50 lakh rupees from the teachers and employees who did not returned to service after their study leave.
Tribhuvan University has reported that they have taken back 16 crore 50 lakh rupees from the staff who did not came back to work as per the university rules. According to the office of the Registrar, this money was collected from 75 different cases so far.
Details of the Recovery
The university is taking action against those teachers and employees who either did not returned to service after their study leave or failed to complete their required service period. The recovery process involves taking back the salary, allowances, and other benefits that were given to the staff during their study leave period, along with additional penalty fees as per the university rules.
Right now, the university is still searching for more files and calculating the accounts for other pending cases. Based on the available data, there is a total of about 21 crore 50 lakh rupees that needs to be settled. Officials are currently checking personal records and trying to contact the individuals who still owe money to the university.
Notice to Staff
Tribhuvan University has requested all those teachers and staff members who skipped their service period to contact the Registrar’s office by the end of Poush 2083. People can reach out to them by email at [email protected] for further process. The university has made it clear that if they don’t contact within the given time, they will start legal action based on the agreement signed and the existing rules of the university.
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