Bikaner has become the center of a major education controversy as Shri Rashtriya Parshuram Seva Sena Sangh raised serious questions about MGSU Bikaner. The issue came forward after District President Arjun Panchariya Sindhu openly accused the Maharaja Ganga Singh University (MGSU) of large-scale irregularities in its examination and evaluation system.

Arjun Panchariya Sindhu Questions MGSU Examination Transparency

Arjun Panchariya Sindhu, a prominent social and student rights leader, strongly criticized the functioning of MGSU’s examination system. He alleged that every year nearly 80% of students receive backlogs or fail in MGSU results, but later around 75% of those students pass after applying for MGSU revaluation.

He stated that this clearly indicates serious flaws in the MGSU answer sheet evaluation process and raises doubts about the credibility of the university’s result system.

MGSU Revaluation Process Under Scanner for Revenue Model

Arjun Panchariya Sindhu also questioned the MGSU Revaluation Fee System. He pointed out that students are charged ₹300 per paper for MGSU rechecking, and when thousands of students apply, it results in a huge collection of money.

He raised a major concern that:

• The MGSU Revaluation system might be turning into a revenue-generating model.
• Weak evaluation could be intentionally increasing the number of revaluation applications.

This has sparked strong debate across MGSU Latest News and Bikaner Student News platforms.

Official Complaint Sent to MGSU Administration

To ensure accountability, Arjun Panchariya Sindhu has officially sent a written email to the MGSU administration, demanding a transparent investigation into:

• MGSU Result System
• MGSU Copy Checking Process
• MGSU Revaluation Transparency

He demanded that the university must issue a public clarification and take corrective action.

Warning of Strong Action if No Response from MGSU

Arjun Panchariya Sindhu warned that if MGSU Bikaner fails to respond properly, the issue will be raised before the District Collector of Bikaner. He emphasized that there will be no compromise with the future of students, and if required, the matter may be converted into a peaceful public movement.