Updated: Mom, 22 Sep 2025 02:07 am (IST) TMBU Bhagalpur Bihar -Governor Arif Mohammad Khan ordered an investigation into the financial irregularity in the MBA section of Tilakamanjhi Bhagalpur University (TMBU). All the bills were adopted here with the signature of only two officers. Vice -Chancellor, prof. Vilendu Shekhar Jha, seized all the files. The former student complained of financial disturbances of Raj Bhavan. TMBU Bhagalpur: Bihar -Governor Arif Mohammad Khan ordered an investigation into financial irregularities in the TMBU MBA section. Dialogues co, Nathanagar (Bhagalpur). Tmbu Bhagalpur Bihar’s MBA section of Tilakamanjhi Bhagalpur University (Tmbu) of Bihar was recently seized. Initial investigation has led to severe cases of financial irregularity. All bills are signed by only two officers and directors of the department. The signature of the registrar is not on any account. On Saturday, the vice -chancellor in charge of prof. Vilendu Shekhar Jha seized files and called the director of the MBA section for interrogation. The vice -chancellor examines these files in depth and decided to compile the report. Remove ad, just read the news. According to the sources of the university, officers will fall under the scope of the investigation, some other officials are also expected to fall under the investigation of the investigation. After the report is ready, it will be sent to Raj Bhavan, where instructions for action can be sought. Registrar, prof. Ramashish Purave said the files seized of the MBA section were handed to the vice -chancellor. Raj Bhavan sent a letter of 24 cases to TMBU on September 17, including a complaint filed by Alumni Santosh Kumar Srivastava. Raj Bhavan sought a report from the university within 15 days. Even after the ban on the policy decision, the vice -chancellor, according to the investigation, found the files according to the payment sources that the payment was made in some cases, while the vice -chancellor at that time prof. Jawaharlal’s policy decision by the Raj Bhavan. Raj Bhavan issued a letter on May 24, 2025 prohibiting the policy decisions of the former vice -chancellor. Nevertheless, the MBA section was paid. There is a possibility of more such cases. Shopping files were made. It is noteworthy that the team of university officials went to the MBA late Monday night and files seized the purchase of books, furniture, curtains, DG power generators and locks from different shelves. All of these purchases are former vice -chancellor, Prof., was made during Jawaharlal’s tenure. Santosh Kumar Srivastava, an alumnus of the department, made a written complaint with the chancellor claiming that major financial irregularities in books and furniture purchases.
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