Grammar Alert! BJP's Varun Gandhi Flags New JNU Vice Chancellor's Note
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Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit's first press release after appointment, littered with mistakes, has now been called out by users including BJP MP Varun Gandhi.
The new Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Vice Chancellor, Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit, is in the glare over her now deleted Twitter handle filled with hate posts. Her first press release after appointment, littered with mistakes, has now been called out by users including BJP MP Varun Gandhi. This press release from the new JNU VC is an exhibition of illiteracy,littered with grammatical mistakes (would strive vs will strive;students friendly vs student-friendly;excellences vs excellence).Such mediocre appointments serve to damage our human capital & our youth's future pic.twitter.com/tSanmy3VfR Wonder how many nations appoint people who have trouble stringing together two grammatical sentences to head one of their leading universities. And in how many of those nations does a section of the population applaud the choice? #JNUhttps://t.co/9IGlrgnbDr
"This press release from the new JNU VC is an exhibition of illiteracy, littered with grammatical mistakes (would strive vs will strive; students friendly vs student-friendly; excellences vs excellence). Such mediocre appointments serve to damage our human capital and our youth's future," Varun Gandhi tweeted, sharing Santishree Pandit's statement.
Many others have flagged the errors in the new JNU Vice Chancellor's statement.
