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Del HC Refuses to Interfere with DU's Decision to Compulsorily Retire Prof in Sexual Harassment Case - (26 Nov 2019)

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Delhi High Court has refused to interfere with the decision of Delhi University to compulsorily retire a professor who was accused of sexually harassing an MPhil student of the Hindi Department. The Court said a teacher who instead of maintaining high degree of moral conduct, indulges in sexually coloured text messages or telephonic conversations with his student has "no place in the institution and is an insult to the entire teaching community".

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