Manipur Chief Minister N Biren Singh today asked the Manipur University Students' Union (MUSU) and Manipur University Teacher's Association (MUTA) to call off their strike demanding the removal of the varsity Vice-Chancellor A P Pandey.
A delegation of the MUSU and MUTA today called on the chief minister and held talks with him regarding their demand.
The academic activities at the university have been under suspension for over 55-days as teachers, students and staff associations are agitating for Pandey's removal.
After the talks, Singh said "I have requested MUSU and MUTA to call off their strike."
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