ABVP has asked DUSU president Ankiv Baisoya to resign from his post and also suspended him from the students body till an inquiry into the allegations that he furnished a fake degree is completed, drawing criticism from NSUI that the decision was taken under pressure ahead of the high court hearing.

The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad said in a statement it has asked Baisoya to step down as DUSU president and also relieved him of all responsibilities in ABVP till the Delhi University completes the verification process.

ABVP said the decision was taken to maintain the "genuineness" of Delhi University Students Union.

But NSUI said this was clearly a decision taken under pressure ahead of the high court hearing on November 20.

"This is an attempt to save whatever little face ABVP can. They waited for two months in an attempt to keep the DUSU presidentship with ABVP instead of asking him to step down when the matter came to light. ABVP also didn't set up any inquiry committee of its own. So, this decision at this belated hour is clearly cynical and cowardly," the National Students Union of India said.

The Delhi High Court on Monday gave DU time till November 20 to verify the authenticity of Baisoya's bachelors degree from a university in Tamil Nadu. The two-month period within which a re-election could be held ended on November 13.

Baisoya was elected DUSU president in September.

NSUI and AISA have accused the DU administration of deliberately delaying an investigation of the alleged fake degree of Baisoya.

The high court is hearing the case on a plea of NSUI student leader Sunny Chillar, who has sought from the court that Baisoya's election be set aside after news reports said the registrar of Thiruvalluvar University had "unambiguously and unequivocally" declared Baisoya's certificate "fake and forged".

Chillar has also alleged that DU was "deliberately delaying" the verification process as no fresh polls would be held for DUSU presidency in case Baisoya's election is set aside over the fake degree issue after expiry of the two-month period.

According to Lyngdoh Committee guidelines on university elections, if a post fell vacant within two months of declaration of results, fresh polls would be held, his plea has said.&nbsp;

ABVP has asked DUSU president Ankiv Baisoya to resign from his post and also suspended him from the students body till an inquiry into the allegations that he furnished a fake degree is completed, drawing criticism from NSUI that the decision was taken under pressure ahead of the high court hearing.

ABVP has asked DUSU president Ankiv Baisoya to resign from his post and also suspended him from the students body till an inquiry into the allegations that he furnished a fake degree is completed, drawing criticism from NSUI that the decision was taken under pressure ahead of the high court hearing. The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad said in a statement it has asked Baisoya to step down as DUSU president and also relieved him of all responsibilities in ABVP till the Delhi University completes the verification process. ABVP said the decision was taken to maintain the "genuineness" of Delhi University Students Union. But NSUI said this was clearly a decision taken under pressure ahead of the high court hearing on November 20. "This is an attempt to save whatever little face ABVP can. They waited for two months in an attempt to keep the DUSU presidentship with ABVP instead of asking him to step down when the matter came to light. ABVP also didn't set up any inquiry committee of its own. So, this decision at this belated hour is clearly cynical and cowardly," the National Students Union of India said. The Delhi High Court on Monday gave DU time till November 20 to verify the authenticity of Baisoya's bachelors degree from a university in Tamil Nadu. The two-month period within which a re-election could be held ended on November 13. Baisoya was elected DUSU president in September. NSUI and AISA have accused the DU administration of deliberately delaying an investigation of the alleged fake degree of Baisoya. The high court is hearing the case on a plea of NSUI student leader Sunny Chillar, who has sought from the court that Baisoya's election be set aside after news reports said the registrar of Thiruvalluvar University had "unambiguously and unequivocally" declared Baisoya's certificate "fake and forged". Chillar has also alleged that DU was "deliberately delaying" the verification process as no fresh polls would be held for DUSU presidency in case Baisoya's election is set aside over the fake degree issue after expiry of the two-month period. According to Lyngdoh Committee guidelines on university elections, if a post fell vacant within two months of declaration of results, fresh polls would be held, his plea has said.

ABVP suspends Ankiv Baisoya, asks him to quit DUSU presidency; NSUI says too late

Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), the students wing of the RSS, has asked Delhi University Student Union president Ankiv Baisoya to step down from his post and also relieved him of all his responsibilities in the organisation till an inquiry is over in the alleged fake degree case.&nbsp;

Ankiv Baisoya won the DUSU elections in September, 2018. Soon after, the National Students Union of India (NSUI), the students wing of the Congress, and other student organizations started raising questions about the authenticity of Ankiv’s degree.&nbsp;

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Ankit's alma mater Thiruvalluvar University from where he claims to have the degree earlier said that Baisoya had never been a student of the university.&nbsp;

The registrar of Thiruvalluvar University in Tamil Nadu in October 2018&nbsp;&nbsp;wrote to the state’s principal secretary of education stating that Delhi University Students’ Union President Ankiv Baisoya had never been a student of the university as he claimed to be.&nbsp;

Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), the students wing of the RSS, has asked Delhi University Student Union president Ankiv Baisoya to step down from his post and also relieved him of all his responsibilities in the organisation till an inquiry is over in the alleged fake degree case.

Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), the students wing of the RSS, has asked Delhi University Student Union president Ankiv Baisoya to step down from his post and also relieved him of all his responsibilities in the organisation till an inquiry is over in the alleged fake degree case. Ankiv Baisoya won the DUSU elections in September, 2018. Soon after, the National Students Union of India (NSUI), the students wing of the Congress, and other student organizations started raising questions about the authenticity of Ankiv’s degree. We have asked DUSU President Ankiv Baisoya to resign from his post and also expelled him from all the responsibilities of the organization till the inquiry is over (in fake degree case): Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) pic.twitter.com/6omJzXc5Dz — ANI (@ANI) November 15, 2018 × Ankit's alma mater Thiruvalluvar University from where he claims to have the degree earlier said that Baisoya had never been a student of the university. The registrar of Thiruvalluvar University in Tamil Nadu in October 2018 wrote to the state’s principal secretary of education stating that Delhi University Students’ Union President Ankiv Baisoya had never been a student of the university as he claimed to be.

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Fake degree row: ABVP asks Delhi University student leader Ankiv Baisoya to resign till probe is over