In Mymensingh’s Ishwarganj upazila, allegations have surfaced over the distribution of substandard food under the much-anticipated school feeding program. The program, covering 140 primary schools across 11 unions and one municipality, serves 26,620 students from grades one to five. According to the official schedule, students were supposed to receive bread and milk on November 24, but only milk was distributed, and 40 schools received no food at all. On another day, instead of bread and boiled eggs, students were given a single banana, with inflated billing reported. Bread distributed on December 1 was reportedly of such poor quality that students refused to eat it, leading to frustration among teachers, parents, and locals. District Primary Education Officer Obaidullah confirmed finding evidence of low-quality food during an on-site inspection and said he had informed higher authorities. The discrepancies between the official food distribution list and actual field implementation have raised concerns about mismanagement and accountability in the program.