Opposition Mounts Over Alleged Scooter Distribution Irregularities in Hathras Scheme
Opposition to the alleged irregular distribution of scooters under the Rani Lakshmibai Scooty Scheme has intensified in Hathras.
Opposition to the alleged irregular distribution of scooters under the Rani Lakshmibai Scooty Scheme has intensified in Hathras. A memorandum was submitted to the principal of Saraswati Mahavidyalaya in connection with the issue.
On Friday, 9 October 2026, RAMPUTA president Dr Omveer Singh reached Saraswati Mahavidyalaya, Hathras. He handed over a protest letter signed by students to the college principal, Dr Mridul Dixit. The letter was submitted in opposition to the alleged irregularities in the distribution of scooters under the scheme. A memorandum was also given to the principal on the same issue.
Dr Omveer Singh has been raising questions about the scooter distribution process for a long time. He has been demanding a fair and transparent system for the distribution of scooters. He also stressed the need to improve the process while keeping the interests of the students in mind.
During the programme, college principal Dr Mridul Dixit also expressed disagreement with the existing scooter distribution process. Addressing the students, he said that scooters should be distributed on the basis of a written examination so that eligible students could be selected in a fair manner.
Dr Atit Srivastava, Shri Anand Chakraborty, Shri Gopesh Singh, Shri Rajkumar and Dr Dev Prakash were among those present on the occasion. Other people were also present.
Frequently asked questions
What issue has sparked opposition in Hathras?
Alleged irregularities in the distribution of scooters under the Rani Lakshmibai Scooty Scheme.
Who submitted the protest letter to the college principal?
RAMPUTA president Dr Omveer Singh submitted a student-signed protest letter to Saraswati Mahavidyalaya principal Dr Mridul Dixit.
What change did Dr Omveer Singh demand?
He demanded a fair and transparent scooter distribution system that considers students' interests.
How did the principal propose selecting eligible students?
Dr Mridul Dixit proposed distributing scooters based on a written examination.
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