"Even if someone wants to leave for personal reasons it is not the right thing to do...Whatever are your personal reasons you carry on your work," Chatterjee told reporters here.
He said he had spoken to the principal and also the governing body on the issue, and added the principal should have discussed the issue with the governing body before going to the media.
Anwaruzzaman had offered to resign yesterday citing personal reasons.
"In universities audit was not happening for a long time. A CAG panel auditor will assess financial aspects of the universities," Chatterjee said, adding that the government has no relation to the Calcutta University issue.
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