Tamil Nadu education policy panel chairman denies L Jawahar Nesan’s allegation | Chennai News

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CHENNAI: Retired Justice D Murugesan, chairman of the state education policy committee, has denied all allegations made by former Vice Chancellor L Jawahar Nesan, who resigned on Wednesday. In a statement, Murugesan said allegations that the committee was operating in an undemocratic manner and government officials were interfering are false. “The allegation that the state education policy is framed along the same lines as the national education policy is baseless, incorrect, and malicious. The committee is presently deliberating on input received from members on various points and work on education policy formulation is still ongoing.” the High Level Committee and he has been authorized by the Committee to act only as a convener of sub-committees formed solely by him.” “The High Level Committee has progressed steadily with clear thinking and in a collaborative manner. Members of the committee assure the people of the state that the deliberations and its formulation of state education policy continue to be an independent, collaborative and comprehensive exercise involving all stakeholders and keeping in mind the terms of reference, more specifically the socio-economic, historical Legacy and future must improve the framework for the education and upliftment of our children.” He said in the statement that it was “truly shocking to note the allegations made in the email” transmitted by Jawahar Nesan dated May 10.

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