Faculty Forum Supports Professor Suspended Over Student Suicide Case
Professor accused of academic malpractice was following institute rules, say colleagues
The IIT Bombay Faculty Forum has expressed support for Professor Suryanarayana Doolla, who was suspended and named in an FIR after a student’s suicide. The forum stated that the professor was following institute-approved academic policies when he reported the student for using a smartphone during an exam, and the incident is currently under investigation.
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The IIT Bombay Faculty Forum has expressed strong support for Professor Suryanarayana Doolla, who was suspended as dean and named in an FIR following a student's suicide. The forum said he was discharging his duties according to the institute’s Senate-approved academic policies when he noticed the student using a smartphone without authorization during an exam.
Professor Doolla was invigilating the examination when he observed the student in unauthorised possession and use of a smartphone. The Faculty Forum described this as academic malpractice and stated that Doolla followed the institute-approved procedure by reporting the incident to the authorities for further action.
The forum expressed solidarity with their colleague, affirming that he was acting in line with the institute’s policies currently in force. The matter has been subject to investigation by the appropriate authorities, and the details leading up to the incident remain under inquiry.
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- Why was Professor Suryanarayana Doolla suspended?
- He was suspended following an FIR filed after a student's suicide linked to an exam incident.
- What action did Professor Doolla take during the exam?
- He reported a student using a smartphone without authorization as per institute policies.
- What is the Faculty Forum's stance on this issue?
- They affirmed that Professor Doolla acted according to the institute’s Senate-approved policies.
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