"The disbursal of salaries for July has been delayed without any notice. Last month too, it was delayed for eight days," Professor of Statistics S K Jha said, adding t hat the
non-teaching staff too would join the protest.
"Usually, the salaries are credited to our respective bank accounts on the 1st of every month," Jha said.
Principal P C Tulsian attributed the delay to the University Grants Commission's inability to release funds on time.
In 2012, a similar issue arose forcing a section of teachers of the college on the university's North Campus to stage protests demanding a timely disbursal of salaries.
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