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Ara : Fate of large number of students appears uncertain as they have not been issued their admit card for the BA/B Sc/B Com part I examinations scheduled  to commence from December 6, 2017.

A large number of students of Tapeshwar Singh Indu Mahila College, Ara, an affiliated unit of  Veer Kuer Singh University (VKSU), Ara, went on rampage at their college on December 5, 2017,  and damaged the window pane of the car of the Principal of the college as they are yet to be issued their admit cards. Neither the officials of the university nor the Principal of the college was available for their comment on the issue.

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