BPSC Controversy: Congress & Left MLAs march from Assembly to Raj Bhavan, in student support

BPSC Controversy Latest Update: In Bihar's capital Patna, Congress and Left MLAs have started a march from the Vidhan Sabha to the Raj Bhawan over the BPSC controversy. Earlier, there was a protest by students, in which Prashant Kishore also participated.  However, BPSC controversy that broke out in Bihar has deepened. Now Congress and Left MLAs have also come in support of the students.

The police is saying that this is a restricted area, but the MLAs and MPs who have come there are standing on the spot and want to go to the Rajbhawan. The leaders who have come say that the government is showing dictatorship. We want to meet the Governor and tell our point; this is our right.

BPSC controversy that broke out in Bihar has deepened now

Today, Congress and Left MLAs had announced to march from the Vidhan Sabha to the Raj Bhavan as a protest, The MLAs have left for the march and thousands of students are also with them. There is a discussion that the MLAs may try to enter the Raj Bhavan while marching, so the police has also made full preparations to stop the protesters. There is an atmosphere of tension at the protest site and there are chances of a ruckus. The magistrate said, "The area where they go is a restricted area, that is why we have stopped these people here." 'We wanted to go peacefully...'

Pushed and fell down...

CPIML MLA Sudama Prasad said, "We were pushed and fell down. We were going to meet the Governor with the demands of the students. We are not getting into a fight with the police, the police are themselves getting into a fight with us."

14th day of protest

It has been 14 days since the BPSC controversy started. The students are adamant on their demands. The students demand that the BPSC exam be conducted again. Leaders of the Left parties including Congress and RJD have also participated in the march supporting the students.

All the protesters have marched towards the Governor's residence in Patna, i.e. Raj Bhavan. At the same time, a large number of police have been deployed for the security of the Raj Bhavan. T But the protesters are adamant on going to the Raj Bhavan.

Prashant Kishore gave ultimatum

BPSC students had put forward their demands in front of the Chief Secretary. The Chief Secretary had assured to consider their demands. Bihar politics has also been shaken due to the students' protest in BPSC. Many opposition leaders have met the students. On the other hand, Jan Suraj Party President Prashant Kishore says that if the government does not accept their demands by January 2, then they will sit on a dharna.

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Deputy CM said

Reacting to the BPSC controversy, Bihar Deputy CM Samrat Chaudhary said that BPSC is an independent institution, and the government has given it complete freedom to take its own decision. BPSC will take the decision that will be right for the students.

Summary

Let us tell you that there are assembly elections in Bihar next year. The BPSC exam is now becoming a political issue. Earlier, the police had brutally lathicharged the protesting students. The students were shouting but the police were taking action mercilessly

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