Patna. Candidates of competitive examinations protested fiercely on Tuesday regarding 13-point demands including Bihar Inspector Recruitment, BPAC 70th examination. A large number of students preparing for competitive examinations had set out from Gandhi Maidan to march to Raj Bhawan but were stopped by police and CRPF personnel near JP Golbar. During this, there was a clash between the students of competitive examinations and the police personnel. Many students protested by climbing the police barricades and started raising slogans. At the same time, there is a situation of tension there regarding this.
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The police team has set up barricades to stop the students. At the same time, students are also present at the spot in large numbers. At the same time, some students started moving towards Dak Bungalow intersection via Exhibition Road. However, here also the police team stopped him. There is a tense situation regarding this. Students are continuously raising slogans regarding their demands.
The protesting students say that there were irregularities in the Inspector recruitment examination conducted for 1799 posts. The matter is being investigated by the Economic Offenses Unit (EOU) but the examination has not been canceled yet. The candidates allege that when the investigation into irregularities in the examination is going on, it should be canceled and the examination should be conducted again. Students also raised questions regarding BPSC 70th exam. He says that there has been a large scale scam in this examination, but despite this the examination is not being cancelled. The candidates allege that even the BSSC examination is not being conducted.
Students say that the government is only assuring investigation in this matter but is not taking any concrete steps. They allege that the government is not taking the problems of competitive examinations seriously. Due to this they had to come on the streets to protest. The students say that if the government does not accept their demands, their protests will continue.