Telangana Human Rights Commission Cracks Down on Colleges Withholding Certificates

The Telangana State Human Rights Commission (TSHRC) has taken a strong stance against colleges in the state that withhold certificates of students, leaving them in a precarious situation. The commission has warned these institutions that strict action will be taken against them if they continue to engage in this practice. The TSHRC has received numerous complaints from students who have been denied their certificates by colleges, despite completing their courses and paying all necessary fees. This has resulted in students being unable to pursue further education or secure employment, causing them significant hardship. The commission has stated that withholding certificates is a violation of human rights and is unacceptable. The TSHRC has directed colleges to issue certificates to students within a stipulated timeframe, failing which they will face severe consequences. The commission has also warned colleges against demanding additional fees or charges from students in exchange for their certificates. The TSHRC has emphasized that students have a right to their certificates and that colleges have a responsibility to provide them. The commission has also stated that it will take suo motu cognizance of cases where students are being denied their certificates. The TSHRC has advised students who are facing difficulties in obtaining their certificates to approach the commission for assistance. The commission has also directed the state government to take necessary steps to prevent colleges from withholding certificates. The state government has been asked to ensure that colleges are complying with the rules and regulations regarding the issuance of certificates. The TSHRC has also suggested that the state government establish a mechanism to monitor colleges and prevent them from engaging in such practices. The commission has stated that it will continue to monitor the situation and take action against colleges that are found to be withholding certificates. The TSHRC has also appealed to students to come forward and report any instances of colleges withholding certificates. The commission has assured students that their complaints will be treated confidentially and that they will receive all necessary assistance. The TSHRC has also warned colleges that they will be held accountable for any violations of human rights. The commission has stated that it will not tolerate any instances of colleges exploiting or harassing students. The TSHRC has also emphasized the importance of education and the need for colleges to provide students with the necessary documents to pursue their careers. The commission has stated that it will work tirelessly to ensure that students receive their certificates and are able to pursue their goals without any hindrance. The TSHRC has also thanked students for bringing this issue to their attention and has assured them that they will do everything in their power to resolve the issue. The commission has also stated that it will continue to work with the state government and other stakeholders to prevent such instances in the future. The TSHRC has emphasized that the rights of students must be protected and that colleges must be held accountable for their actions.

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