The Center asks for the Board of Directors of Iim Rohtak to suspend or send the Dheeraj Sharma Director to leave to the Grees probe over the news

The probe against Sharma was launched following an investigation carried out by the main chief controller of the accounts, the Ministry of Education, which found serious irregularities and serious diversion of public funds at IIM Rohtak.

The Ministry of Education of the Union, Thursday (March 13), asked the Board of Directors of the Indian Management Institute (IIM), Rohtak, or suspend the director of the Institute, Dheeraj Sharma, or send it on leave until the probe against him, following the alleged diversion of the funds, according to sources.

The director was also asked to stay away from the IIM campus/area rented in IIM Rohtak to other orders. Affirmations against Sharma include the wrong swelling of the financial health of IIM Rohtak and using such figures manipulated to pay for a huge variable salary (more than RS 1 crore) to the director IIM Rohtak starting in 2018-19.

President Droupadi Murmu ordered an investigation earlier this month on the alleged diversion of public funds at Iim Rohtak during Sharma’s term as director of the Institute. The investigation will also include the verification of the educational qualification certificates of Sharma and other employees recruited at IIM.

Also, the Center asked the Board of Directors to deliver the IIM Rohtak’s accusation to another member of the faculty who was not associated with the financial issues of the Institute.

“An official letter in this regard was sent to Jai Dev Shroff, the chairman of the Board of Directors, Iim Rohtak. The ministry also requested the IIM Board of Directors to cancel the proposal granted for the renomnation of the Neeraj Kansal as a member of the Board of Directors of IIM Rohtak, according to the Agenda circulated for the age of 173 Circulated for that of the 63th meeting proposed on March 17, “said a source circulated for the 63th meeting proposed on March 17,” said a source circulated for the 63rd meeting on March 17, “said a source circulated for the one of March.

“The investigation will be carried out by Professor Manoj Tiwari, the director of IIM Mumbai, as an investigation officer. He was asked to complete the probe within three months,” the sources added.