<p>Students at a British University are calling for the removal of cricket legend Imran Khan as their honorary chancellor over his continued absence in attending university ceremonies.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The cricketer-turned-politician did not attend a single graduation ceremony in Bradford University since 2010, Asian Lite reported.<br /><br />The university's students union has now floated a motion to drop Imran Khan from the top post. The motion will be voted on by the union next month.<br /><br />Imran Khan was appointed to the post in December 2005 and is the fifth chancellor of the university since its inception in 1966.<br /><br />The university defended Imran, its chief executive Brian Cantor asking students to show sympathy.<br /><br />"Our chancellor has a major political role in Pakistan, a country which has serious problems with terrorism, education and poverty," Cantor said in a statement.<br /><br />"While I understand that it is frustrating for students that Imran Khan has not attended an award ceremony at Bradford for some time, I have urged students to be sympathetic to the situation in Pakistan and the responsibility Khan has to improving the state of the country," he added.</p>
<p>Students at a British University are calling for the removal of cricket legend Imran Khan as their honorary chancellor over his continued absence in attending university ceremonies.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The cricketer-turned-politician did not attend a single graduation ceremony in Bradford University since 2010, Asian Lite reported.<br /><br />The university's students union has now floated a motion to drop Imran Khan from the top post. The motion will be voted on by the union next month.<br /><br />Imran Khan was appointed to the post in December 2005 and is the fifth chancellor of the university since its inception in 1966.<br /><br />The university defended Imran, its chief executive Brian Cantor asking students to show sympathy.<br /><br />"Our chancellor has a major political role in Pakistan, a country which has serious problems with terrorism, education and poverty," Cantor said in a statement.<br /><br />"While I understand that it is frustrating for students that Imran Khan has not attended an award ceremony at Bradford for some time, I have urged students to be sympathetic to the situation in Pakistan and the responsibility Khan has to improving the state of the country," he added.</p>