37 JL notices, proof still missing
A report says Intermediate Education has issued show-cause notices to 37 junior lecturers over allegedly fake certificates. The documents that settle it aren’t public yet.
The department has reported 37 notices; the supporting documents are not yet public.
A report says the Telangana Intermediate Education Department has issued show-cause notices to 37 junior lecturers after university verification allegedly found their certificates to be fake, with seven days given for explanations. According to the report, the department re-examined around 360 lecturers’ certificates and moved after receiving replies that flagged 37 as fake; replies from three universities are reportedly still pending.
That is the claim on record. What is not on the record yet: the notice numbers, the names and postings, the universities involved, the exact basis for calling each certificate fake, or whether anyone has been suspended, dismissed or charged. No primary document — notice, verification letter or order — has been published by the department. The state’s Higher Education pages confirm who runs Intermediate administration; they do not confirm the 37-case finding.
If the verification holds, it’s hygiene: students deserve qualified lecturers, and quick action beats press noise. Until the department puts the notices and university replies on file, this remains a single report about alleged fakes — not the finished case file.