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Agartala: Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha is putting his foot down. The government will not accept subpar education standards. He is ordering a deep investigation into allegations of irregularities involving private B.Ed colleges located in West Bengal. Some critics point to potential fake institutions.
Saha refuses to rush to judgment without reviewing facts. He demands verification of all documents. The Chief Minister made his stance on potential fraud clear to the press. "If any institution is found guilty of issuing fake certificates or engaging in malpractice, strict legal action will be taken against those responsible," he asserted.
Higher Education Minister Kishore Barman is also fighting back. He sees a pattern of vandalism and unrest in state colleges. Political student organizations are to blame for recent chaos. These groups have trashed campuses and damaged government property. This behavior threatens the academic future of students.
Barman wants peace on campus. He is calling on staff and students to keep politics out of the classroom. "Colleges are not arenas for political battles. They are institutions for knowledge, character-building, and shaping future generations," he said. Destroying computers, doors, and windows will not be ignored. These assets belong to the public. Investigations into the damage are moving forward. Officials will wait for proof before they fix blame. The government aims to protect the integrity of the state education system.
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