CPI urges Puducherry government to expedite issuance of certificates for students joining higher education institutions
The Communist Party of India has urged the Puducherry government to expedite the issuance of certificates for students entering higher education. Party secretary A. M. Saleem highlighted that delays are occurring due to employees being occupied with census work. The party suggested holding special camps in schools and reviving the Permanent Integrated Certificate to streamline the process.
- ▪The CPI has requested the Puducherry government to improve the certificate issuance process for students.
- ▪Students are experiencing delays due to Revenue department employees being busy with census-related tasks.
- ▪The party proposed holding special camps in schools to facilitate quicker certificate issuance.
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The Communist Party of India has requested Puducherry government to put in place proper mechanism for speedy issuance of certificates needed for students who are aspiring to join higher education institutions.Party secretary A. M. Saleem in a statement said students who have applied for various certificates to the Revenue department were forced to wait for several days as employees were busy with census-related work. The government should hold special camps in schools to expedite the process of issuance of certificates to students. As a long-term measure to avoid such delays, the government should consider reviving the earlier practice of issuing Permanent Integrated Certificate, a consolidated document as proof of community, caste, residence, income and nativity, the party said.
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