Bettiah. The Bettiah city unit of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) submitted a memorandum to the administration of MJK College and RLSY College in the city, addressing the prevailing educational anarchy and institutional mismanagement. Led by City Secretary Shailesh Kushwaha, the memorandum demanded that the systems be rectified within a week.

Department convener Abhijeet Rai leveled serious allegations against the MJK College administration, stating that the future of meritorious students has been jeopardized through the misuse of the quota category in the undergraduate admissions for the 2026-30 session. He revealed irregularities such as uploading over 40 admissions to the UMIS portal without fee payment. Rai described the college as a 'center for money laundering' rather than a 'temple of learning.' He also noted that under the New Education Policy, neither regular classes are being conducted nor are laboratory equipment and books available.

Meanwhile, ABVP leaders Mahak Sahu, Sushant Yadav, Akash Gupta, and Abhayanand Dixit also expressed concern over the dilapidated condition of RLSY College. Student council workers warned that if positive steps are not taken to address the problems of both colleges within a week, the council would be compelled to launch a phased agitation. Several workers, including Aman Sharma, Abhijeet Tiwari, Deepu Kushwaha, Simple Kumari, Rajneesh, Kishan, Aditya Bhardwaj, and Pankaj Pandey, were present on the occasion.