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“The trend is prevalent right from parliament to local self-governing bodies,” Dhage says. Kane didn’t answer to TOI’s calls.Sitting members and academicians slammed Kane for making an undemocratic move. Without questions, it remains to be seen how Kane would get the Rs424crore budget approved by the peeved members. Some new members confirmed to TOI that they had received the directives along with the agenda of the next senate meeting scheduled for October 24. Don’t know why Kane didn’t this,” senate member in management category RG Bhoyar said.Former NUTA secretary Anil Dhage said the decision is completely undemocratic and unsustainable..