LUCKNOW, Nov. 7 -- The King George's Medical University (KGMU) will constitute a six-member disciplinary action committee to examine the Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force's (STF) report on the alleged religious conversion racket on its campus and recommend action against those found responsible.

The decision was taken unanimously at a special meeting of the university's executive council, chaired by vice chancellor Soniya Nityanand on Friday. The meeting discussed the STF report, which was forwarded to the university by the state government on October 30.

Under Clause 11.11 of the KGMU statutes, the committee will comprise the vice chancellor, registrar, two senior serving faculty members and two independent members drawn from senior adm...