EAC-PM member Sanjeev Sanyal on Saturday broke his silence on his removal from the post of chancellor of Pune-based Gokhale Institute of Politics & Economics (GIPE) by asserting the prestigious institution's poor grade in the recent NAAC accreditation reflects the performance of earlier leaders.
Sanyal was removed from the post on Thursday by the Servants of India Society (SIS), the GIPE's parent body, citing declining academic standing, failure on his part to provide "concrete steps" to improve the situation as well as the 'B' grade received in the NAAC accreditation.
Posting a letter addressed to SIS president Damodar Sahoo on X, Sanyal said he had refrained from commenting on recent events at GIPE but wanted to put "a few things on public record" now.
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