The Union Cabinet, which is meeting tomorrow, was to take up the issue but sources said that the item was deleted in the face of objections from the Law Ministry.
The sources said the Law Ministry had questioned the urgency of bringing the ordinance. Besides, they said the move would have not gone down well with the Election Commission as the model code of conduct is in place and it would have been seen as influencing young voters.
The first batch of students of the Bhopal and Vijayawada schools, who have already passed out have been issued provisional degrees for the B.Arch and B.Plan courses. Both these schools have been registered as societies and cannot award degrees.
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