Bihar: Students Break Barricades During March to Raj Bhavan, Demand Cancellation of 70th BPSC Exam
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Students in Patna break barricades on march to CM residence, water cannons used
BPSC aspirants marching from Gandhi Maidan towards Raj Bhavan clashed with police after crossing barricades. The protest continued despite positive talks with the Bihar government, which also launched a new student grievance camp.
BPSC row: Students break barricades, march towards Raj Bhavan in Patna
Students in Patna protested the 70th BPSC examination, demanding its cancellation due to alleged irregularities. They also sought changes to the Teacher Recruitment Examination and other recruitment processes. Protesters marched towards Raj Bhavan, breaking police barricades despite official warnings. Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav urged constructive dialogue and transparency in all competitive examinations. The ongoing agitation highlights wi…
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Hundreds of student protesters demanding the cancellation of the 70th Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) examination broke through police barricades in Patna on Tuesday while marching toward Raj Bhavan. 📰 Bihar BPSC Protest: Students Demand Cancellation of 70th Exam, Break Police Barricades in Patna .
Bihar: Students break barricades during march to Raj Bhavan, demand cancellation of 70th BPSC exam
Students protesting against the 70th Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) examination broke through barricades while marching towards Raj Bhavan from Gandhi Maidan in Patna on Tuesday, demanding cancellation of the examination.
Bihar BPSC Protest: Student protests continue in Patna regarding the BPSC TRE-4. Students surrounded the Chief Minister's residence demanding the reinstatement of the PT-Mains, the removal of negative marking, and 100% domicile status. Clashes broke out between police and protesters during the march from Gandhi Maidan to the Raj Bhavan.
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