The protest demanding the establishment of a degree college in Menha, under the Sattar Kattaiya block of Saharsa district, continued for its fourth consecutive day. Local villagers and students are persistently vocal about their demands, citing the significant travel required for higher education, which leads to a waste of both time and money. They believe that a degree college in the area would not only elevate educational standards but also provide students with access to higher education closer to home.

Demonstrators at the protest site urged the government and local administration to take concrete steps in this direction without delay. They warned that if their demands are not met, they would intensify their movement. Various social organizations and public representatives have also expressed their support for the protesters, emphasizing the long-felt need for a degree college in a rural area like Menha.

Protesters highlighted that the lack of higher education facilities in the region forces many students, especially girls, to drop out of their studies. The establishment of a degree college would enable them to pursue further education and become self-reliant. They chanted slogans and displayed placards related to their demands. Local residents view this not just as an educational issue but as a matter vital to the overall development of the region, believing a degree college would enhance the academic environment in surrounding villages.

A large number of villagers, students, youth, and women are participating in this movement, collectively raising their voices. They have requested the administration to seriously consider their demands and announce the establishment of a degree college in Menha as soon as possible, vowing to continue their peaceful protest until their demands are met.