For the first time in Delhi Universityâs 98-year history, a Vice Chancellor has been suspended. Yogesh Tyagi was suspended on October 28 on the orders of President Ram Nath Kovind.rnThis move assumes significance because the education ministry has brought into the open the brewing discontent between the ministry and the VC on the vacant faculty positions. Also, it wasn#39;t happy with the way Tyagi handled the 2019 teachersâ protest over reappointments, where the government had to intervene to resolve the issue.rnHis tenure was to end in March 2021.rnIn an order on October 28, the education ministry said that Tyagi, who was appointed in March 2016 as Vice Chancellor of University of Delhi, failed to discharge the duties and responsibilities entrusted to him.rnMoneycontrol brings you the details of what exactly went wrong during his tenure that led to his suspension:rnMultiple positions vacantrnAs per the Delhi University Act, it is the responsibility of the VC to ensure that all t...