UGC Bill 2026: Sitamarhi Students Allege Government Politicizing by Dividing Students

• Students in Sitamarhi express growing discontent over the UGC Bill 2026, fearing it will divide society and students rather than strengthen education.
• Adhyayan Sinha, a student, believes the bill aims to divide society and students into Savarna, OBC, and SC-ST categories, potentially increasing social tension.
• Rupesh Chaubey, a graduation student, states the bill diverts students from education and employment issues to caste disputes, particularly harming Savarna students.
• Engineering student Kaushal Chaubey criticizes the bill for fostering distrust and discrimination, urging Savarna ministers and MLAs to clarify their stance.
• Deepak Prakash Karn, a student, fears the bill could ruin innocent Savarna students' futures due to one-sided complaints and lack of impartial investigation.

Why It Matters: Sitamarhi students strongly oppose the UGC Bill 2026, viewing it as a divisive tool that politicizes education along caste lines.