Days after cancelling his admission, the Delhi University (DU) on Monday filed a police complaint against Baisoya for enduring fake educational certificates to get admission in the university.

The university had dislodged Baisoya on November 15 after finding in investigation that he had submitted fake certificates from Thiruvalluvar University at Vellore in Tamil Nadu to secure admission in the Delhi University.

He was from a Buddhist Department of University and was elected the President of the Delhi University Student Union (DUSU) in the election held in September this year.

A senior police officer told IANS that they will now begin criminal proceedings against Baisoya, as received complaint from department head of Buddhist Studies.

A case against Baisoya, hearing on November 20, which was filed by Sunny Chhillar, the Nationals Student’s Union of India (NSUI).

In his request, Chhillar has challenged Baisoya’s election and studentship on the basis of the letter written by the Thiruvalluvar University Registrar, in which he had said that Baisoya was never a student of his university.

In his speech on Monday on the occurrence of 95th convocation of the varsity, DU Vice Chancellor Yogesh Tyagi said he is working towards making the admission process transparent.