Indore: High Court Order Puts ₹31 Lakh Of DAVV’s IMS Funds On Hold Amid Long-Pending PF, Salary Dispute
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A long-pending dispute concerning provident fund and salary-related issues of employees of some departments of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) has reached the Jabalpur High Court. In connection with the case, the court has ordered that around Rs 31 lakh from the accounts of the Institute of Management Studies (IMS) be put on hold. The bank informed the university’s…
In Indore, Madhya Pradesh, a long-standing dispute over provident fund and salary issues for employees in various departments of Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (DAVV) has reached the Jabalpur High Court. As a result, the court has ordered that approximately Rs 31 lakh be held from the Institute of Management Studies (IMS) accounts. The bank notified the university's finance controller about the hold on Tuesday, causing concern among university officials.
The issue dates back around 15 years, with employees from three to four departments seeking court action regarding their PF and salary concerns. University representatives have been responding to the court's requests for their position throughout the process. In a separate IMS-related case, the High Court issued an order, leading to the payment of about Rs 31 lakh being halted. The bank then informed the university of the action taken in response to the court's directive.
Prajwal Khare, the DAVV registrar, informed that the pending PF cases for employees are currently before the court. The bank acted as per the court's order. University officials will now adhere to the court's directions moving forward. Additionally, four individuals, including an ex-Crime Branch Inspector and a constable, were recently arrested in a ₹1.2 lakh bribe case in Indore.
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