Bhopal: A unique incident has come to light from Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh. NSUI medical wing convener and student leader Ravi Parmar arrived at the Punjab National Bank on Monday afternoon. There he pleaded for a loan of Rs 10,000 so that he could pay the bail amount. NSUI leader Ravi Parmar has been directed by the district administration to deposit Rs 10,000. Ravi Parmar, who came to take a loan from the bank, handed over the letter to the bank management.

"I am associated with Ravi Parmar student leader National Student Union of India (NSUI). Recently, there has been a nursing scam in Madhya Pradesh, due to which the future of lakhs of students is at stake. Since I am a nursing student myself, all nursing students are my younger siblings. In view of the problems faced by the nursing students of the state, I raised my voice to secure their future and demand action against the culprits. I have been arrested more than five times by the police for raising my voice for the future of nursing students. At the same time, he has also been sent to jail 2 to 3 times. However, so far no action has been taken against the officers and employees who recognized fake nursing colleges. Due to the fraud in nursing colleges, my younger siblings have not had exams for three years. They have been in the first year for the last 3 years, while they should be in the third year." 

The installments of students who had taken loans for nursing studies will also start soon. But there is no possibility of getting a job, far from getting a degree. As a former nursing student, I am concerned about all nursing students and i am stressed to see their problems. Most of the students are from farmer families and lower middle class. Even after paying lakhs of rupees fees, he is still only 12th pass, so his studies and career are hanging in the balance. But there is no one to take care of them. In the application for the loan, Ravi Parmar attacked the BJP ministers and wrote, "Now I am being tried by the education mafia to stop me from fighting the battle of nursing students. With this intention, an order has been issued by the police administration to deposit an amount of Rs 10,000 to me by 12 noon on 06 June 2023. Otherwise, I have been ordered to be imprisoned for six months." 

"I come from a middle-class family and am not in a financial position to deposit Rs 10,000. Please give me a loan of Rs 10,000 from your bank. I am a responsible citizen of the country and keep constitutional values as well as moral values above all in my life," Parmar said. According to the rules of the bank, interest will be paid. "If you give me a loan of Rs 10,000, not only will I avoid going to jail in a false case, but I will also not let the future of lakhs of nursing students be compromised. Also, I will be able to take action against the culprits."

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