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Gunshots Outside Khan Sir’s Coaching Centre Spark Outrage, Students Gather in Large Numbers in Patna
Police are reviewing CCTV footage and questioning witnesses after 5 to 6 rounds were reported, leaving a security guard injured, officials said.
- On Tuesday night, unidentified persons opened fire outside Educator Khan Sir's Research Centre near Musallahpur Haat in Patna, injuring a security guard who was admitted to a hospital.
- Preliminary investigations indicate the incident stems from a turf war between rival coaching institutes. Khan Sir stated, "Some people do not want teaching to be conducted at such low fees," alleging competitors oppose his affordable pricing model.
- Around 5 to 6 rounds were fired during the attack, which also saw office posters torn down. Police are currently reviewing CCTV footage to identify 10 to 12 suspects involved in the shooting.
- By Wednesday, a large number of students gathered outside the centre, prompting Patna Senior Superintendent of Police Kartikeya K Sharma to tighten security and launch a formal investigation into the physical assault.
- Patna City SP Diksha said investigators are scrutinizing all available evidence, including CCTV footage, to verify allegations against the rival institute. Everything is currently being verified, with formal complaints recorded as proceedings continue.
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Patna's Khan Sir is currently in the news due to the vandalism and firing outside his coaching center. Tension has gripped the area since then. So, let's find out who Khan Sir is and what has been his connection to controversies?
Khan Sir's coaching centre attacked, vandalised; guard injured
Patna: A coaching institute of educator Faisal Khan, popularly known as ‘Khan Sir,’ was allegedly vandalised and pelted with stones in Patna, police said on Wednesday, June 3. He also claimed that a firing took place at the institution, but police could not confirm it. The incident took place at Khan Global Coaching Institute in the Kadamkuan police station area on Tuesday night, June 2, they said. “We received information around 10.10 pm on Tue…
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