State education minister Partha Chatterjee told reporters that The West Bengal Universities and Colleges (administration and Regulation) bill, 2016 would be introduced later in order to give more time to the Opposition to go through the bill.
He said the bill would be placed later in the same spirit and pointed out that there were a few printing mistakes in it.
Leader of Left Front legislature party Sujan Chakrabarty said that the government had to backtrack in the face of public pressure.
A senior TMC leader on condition of anonymity said, "There are some reservations regarding the bill and the Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was informed about it".
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