Nursing Students March Towards CM House In Bhopal, Demand Resolution To Delay In Exams, Results Since 6 Years— VIDEO

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: Approximately 150 nursing students from various districts converged on the residence of Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Wednesday, demanding urgent action to address irregularities that have jeopardized their careers for six years. These students, encompassing B.Sc. Nursing and GNM learners, implored permission to proceed to the Chief Minister's residence to present their grievances.

Irregularities in nursing education, ongoing legal battles, and postponed examinations have gravely impacted their academic and professional trajectories, they argued.

The students questioned how justice would be served in a system where insufficient resources led to the establishment of nursing colleges without proper approval. They pointed fingers at those deemed culpable, suggesting they remain unaccountable. Degrees and registration numbers for the 2020-21 cohort were implored by December 2026. Additionally, they sought immediate resolution of scholarship-related hardships and a clear account for irregularities in college accreditations.

During the protest, several students occupied the road, vowing to complete their education and obtain their degrees. They recounted thousands of nursing students who have already lost precious time and urged the government to act swiftly to safeguard their academic and career interests. The students expressed worry that many had already completed coursework but remained in limbo without examinations, degrees, or registration numbers.

They also criticized delays in scholarship payments, asserting that such uncertainty jeopardizes their higher education and employment prospects.

The demonstrators contended that they should not bear the burden of identifying faults in nursing college recognition or accreditation. They argued such responsibility should rest on government authorities and college management if any college was wrongly accredited. They demanded a special bench expedite the nursing-related case and insisted examinations for all B.Sc.

Nursing and GNM students be held without further delay. They also demanded simultaneous exams for students from both recognized and unrecognized colleges, including those in the Gwalior region's 56 colleges.