Senior Correspondent.TOD.Balurghat
The Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) submitted a memorandum to Balurghat College authorities on Wednesday, pressing for improvements in campus infrastructure, student safety and the overall learning environment.The student organization presented a list of eight demands to the college principal, Dr. Pankaj Kundu, seeking action on several issues affecting students and the institution.
Among its key demands, the ABVP called for the immediate development of a drug-free campus, improved toilet facilities and better infrastructure across the college. The organization also highlighted a shortage of essential books in the college library despite the introduction of the National Education Policy (NEP), urging the authorities to ensure that students have access to the academic resources they need.
The memorandum also sought the installation of adequate dustbins across the campus to improve cleanliness and the placement of closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in every classroom to strengthen student safety.Later, the organization raised the same demands with Bidyut Kumar Roy, the Balurghat Assembly legislator who also serves as President of the college's governing body.According to the ABVP, Bidyut Kumar Roy assured its representatives that the issues would be examined.
The organization said the initiative was aimed at addressing students' concerns and creating a better academic environment at the college. Its demands encompass both basic campus facilities and measures intended to improve security and support students' educational needs.The memorandum comes amid calls from the student body for college authorities to address shortcomings in infrastructure and academic resources. The ABVP expressed hope that the administration would consider its proposals and take appropriate steps to resolve the problems.
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