Students organized a class Of BEd on the Street In front Of the collectorate.

Students protested against wildly increasing fees In BEd.

Report By : Zishan Ali.

Ara(Bhojpur) : Students protested against wildly increasing fees in BEd on Friday, hundreds of students organized a class of BEd on the street in front of the collectorate jointly by student organization Aisa, student RJD and INAUS against the debate on the univ. State President of Leadership Innovation Manoj Manzil, Aisa District President Pappu and student of RJD, Bhim Yadav jointly organized the program. In the movement, students of various BEd colleges joined the whole of Shahabad. Firstly students started the class with a traditional ring in the bell. The students also sang the national anthem. Students in the class also took plaques in their hands. In it, slogans against the controversy of the university administration, the arbitrary BED colleges and the Nitish government were written. Classes were also conducted during the BEd College on the road. In it, as a teacher Panchanand Pathak, Usha Pathak,  Raju Yadav, Kritikant and many others took classes. After this, a meeting was held during the class on the road.

The SDO tried to eliminate the problem by taking the interrupted traffic on the road, but there was no solution. Later SDO called the representatives of BEd College to call the SDO. There is no diagnosis in this. The BEd College High Court also gave the paper on the basis of the decision. Then there was talk of the presence of VC and DM. There was no solution in this. DM Sanjeev Kumar spoke on the issue even in the closed room with the Principal Secretary of Raj Bhavan. In-charge Vice Chancellor Professor Nand Kishore Sah said that this matter is connected to the court. A petition has been filed in both the courts (BEd colleges and students). Based on the agreement, the university's BEd students have already filled the examination form. On leaving the diagnosis, the student leaders said that with district administration and university administration, we want to take immediate action on this matter, otherwise this movement will continue indefinitely.