A delegation of guest lecturers working in state universities met with the Vice-Chancellor to demand an extension of their service period. During the meeting, the guest lecturers discussed in detail their problems and future uncertainties. They explained their current situation to the Vice-Chancellor, stating that their service period is about to end, which has created an employment crisis for them.

The delegation requested the Vice-Chancellor to intervene in this matter and present their demands to the government. The guest lecturers stated that they have served in universities for years and have made significant contributions to teaching. In such a situation, not extending their service period would be an injustice to them. They also argued that the appointment of new lecturers would take time, and until then, the teaching system could be affected.

The Vice-Chancellor listened seriously to the delegation's concerns and assured them that he would consider their demands and discuss the matter with the concerned authorities. He stated that he is sensitive to the problems of the guest lecturers and would make every possible effort to fulfill their legitimate demands. This meeting has brought a ray of hope for the guest lecturers, as they have long been demanding improvements in their service conditions. It will be important to see what further steps are taken on this issue.