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Students demand government issue police recruitment notifications and exam answer keys, citing over two years without new vacancies and urging action before assembly elections.
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Patna protest: BPSSC and CSBC job aspirants breach barricades, police use batons to disperse them
Students in Patna protested for transparency in the Bihar Police recruitment process, demanding the release of answer keys and new job vacancy notifications, leading to a baton charge by police after barricades were breached.
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As they refused to pay heed to the appeal, the police resorted to baton-charge to disperse them. The job aspirants claimed that several protesters were injured in the baton charge.
In Bihar's capital Patna, students demonstrated demanding sub-inspector and police recruitment. Candidates took to the streets with tricolour flags in their hands. Students are adamant on the demand to release sub-inspector vacancies before the elections. Protesters broke the police barricades in Patna's Gandhi Maidan. After which the police had to resort to lathicharge.
Patna: BPSSC, CSBC Aspirants Protest Against Lack of Govt Jobs, Demand Issue of Notification Before Polls
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Marching towards the Chief Minister's residence in Patna, the students demanded that the answer key for the Bihar Police Sub-Ordinate Service Commission (BPSSC) and the Central Selection Board of Constable (CSBC) and be given to the students. According to one of the protesters, a delegation of students went to meet an official in the administration and put forward their demands. India News | …
Police lathi-charge Sub-Inspector, Constable candidates in Patna; woman aspirant injured
Tension erupted in Patna on Monday when police lathi-charged aspirants to the posts of Sub-Inspector and Constables who were marching with their demands for recruitment. The clash left several injured, including a female candidate whose leg was reportedly fractured.
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