He said a six-member delegation of alumni, who had studied in different disciplines in the university will meet Dhankhar and narrate how they viewed the entire incident.
"We are sure that he will give us a patient hearing," the former JU student said.
The 1,600 alumni members are spread all over the world and in different parts of the country holding responsible positions and they are all upset over the alleged attempt to show JU in poor light after September 19, he said.
Union minister Babul Supriyo was on September 19 heckled and held up for several hours by the students in Jadavpur University, where he had gone to attend a seminar organised by the ABVP. The governor went there and "rescued" the minister. A group of people, allegedly ABVP workers, later damaged properties of the institute.
To a question, Ghosh said the alumni want Dhankhar's guidance in running the institute as Chancellor but
"We are of the view that the Chancellor does not need to be kept abreast about the day to day issues which are decided by the Executive Council. This includes the selection of honorary D Litt and D Sc recipients at Convocation," Ghosh said.