A ministerial decision to form an investigative committee at a prominent public university has sparked widespread controversy regarding the selection criteria for its members. Documented reports indicate that the committee includes individuals previously transferred from the university, as well as
others who have faced administrative penalties and dismissal orders. This move has raised serious questions about the decision's adherence to administrative and legal standards, particularly concerning the guarantee of neutrality and independence in conducting investigations. To date, the relevant authorities
and the university's presidency have not issued any official clarification explaining the selection of these individuals or addressing the concerns raised within academic circles.
