A hunger strike by five student leaders of SSAI at Munger University has concluded following assurances from Vice-Chancellor Sanjay Kumar. After nearly three hours of negotiations, several key points of agreement were reached, leading to the students withdrawing their protest. The talks were led by Ishu Yadav, the state general secretary of SSAI.

The university administration has adopted a positive stance on student demands and made several important decisions. A prominent agreement is to hold a 'Student Darbar' once a month on a fixed date to directly address student grievances. Additionally, there was consensus on adding barcodes to web copies of examination results to enhance transparency and reduce complaints related to outcomes.

The administration also agreed to conduct student union elections in the new academic session, with the process to advance once new guidelines are received from Lok Bhawan. Students had also raised concerns about high existing payment gateway fees, prompting the university to decide on making SBI Payment Gateway available as an alternative option. Transparency in examination results and the process of sending Tabulation Registers (TRs) to colleges were also major discussion points during the talks, with positive outcomes.