Archive · 29 Jan 2026
ABVP Protests Fee Hike at Indore College
Some students and activists from a group called ABVP protested at a college in Indore, India.
They were upset because they think the college is charging too much money for fees.
The college is supposed to follow rules set by a committee, but the protesters say the college is not following these rules.
During the protest, some people got very angry and started breaking things.
A teacher tried to calm everyone down, but he got hurt.
The protesters say most of the people who joined the protest were regular students who are also upset about the fees.
ABVP activists and students protested at Acropolis College in Indore against alleged excessive and unauthorized fees.
Protesters accused the college of violating AFRC norms, particularly Rule 6.3, by charging high development and miscellaneous fees.
The protest led to ransacking and a teacher being beaten up while trying to pacify the protesters.
ABVP claimed that only 10-15 of their activists were present, with the majority being regular students upset about the fee policy.
The college is alleged to be making illegal collections amounting to crores of rupees annually, placing a financial burden on students and their parents.
- Who
- ABVP activists and students of Acropolis College of Technology and Research
- What
- Protest against alleged excessive and unauthorized fees
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Allegations of fee violations by the college administration
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Institution
- Acropolis College of Technology and Research
- Protesters
- ABVP activists and students
- Alleged Issue
- Excessive and unauthorized fees
- AFRC Rule Violated
- Rule 6.3
- Annual Development Fee
- Rs 30,000 per student
- Annual Miscellaneous Fee
- Rs 12,000 per student
- Total Students Enrolled
- Over 3,000