SC Commission member Dr Partha Biswas reviews welfare measures at MDU; interacts with SC faculty, staff and students - inspects girls’ hostel facilities
National Commission for Scheduled Castes member Dr Partha Biswas today visited Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, to review welfare measures and the implementation of constitutional safeguards for Scheduled Caste (SC) faculty members, employees and students.
Girish Saini
Nov 12, 2026 07:55
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Rohtak, November 12, 2026: National Commission for Scheduled Castes member Dr Partha Biswas today visited Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU), Rohtak, to review welfare measures and the implementation of constitutional safeguards for Scheduled Caste (SC) faculty members, employees and students.
During the visit, Dr Biswas interacted with university officials, teaching and non-teaching staff and students to assess the effectiveness of various welfare schemes and facilities.
Vice-Chancellor Prof Milap Punia welcomed him and briefed him on the university’s administrative framework, achievements and initiatives. He also presented a booklet detailing MDU’s measures for the welfare and development of the SC community, reiterating the university’s commitment to ensuring equal opportunities and support.
Dean Academic Affairs Dr Randeep Rana, Registrar Prof Sandeep Bansal, IQAC Director Prof Narasimhan, SC/ST Cell Coordinator Prof Pratima Ranga and Public Relations Director Sunit Mukherjee apprised him of the university’s policies and welfare programmes.
Dr Biswas also sought feedback from SC faculty members, non-teaching employees and students about the facilities and support available to them.
He later inspected the university’s girls’ hostel and interacted with resident students along with his wife, Madhumita Biswas, to seek their views on hostel facilities and living conditions.
Dr Biswas directed the university administration to ensure effective protection of the constitutional rights of SC faculty members, employees and students and take appropriate steps to strengthen their welfare and well-being. His secretary, Naveen Rohilla, accompanied him during the visit.
