BPSC examination row: Prashant Kishor, on starvation strike, claims ‘DSP put up being bought for ₹1.5 crore’

BPSC examination row: Prashant Kishor, on starvation strike, claims ‘DSP put up being bought for ₹1.5 crore’

Jan Suraaj Occasion chief Prashant Kishor’s “quick unto demise,” in assist of protesting college students demanding the cancellation of the Bihar Civil Companies (BPSC) examination, entered its third day on Saturday amid chilly climate. He accused officers of promoting greater than half of the BPSC seats.

Jan Suraj Occasion founder Prashant Kishore with celebration leaders and staff sitting on dharna in protest towards lathi cost on college students for demanding re-exam in entrance of statue of Mahatma Gandhi at Gandhi Maidan in Patna, Bihar on Friday (Photograph by Santosh Kumar/ Hindustan Occasions)

“The difficulty is of larger corruption costs… it’s that greater than half of the seats are bought. The re-examination being held at this time is for 15,000 college students. The protesting 3.50,000 college students didn’t get the chance to sit down within the examination. It doesn’t matter if you seem within the examination, it doesn’t assure you a seat should you studied properly… the seat is simply given to those that gave the cash to the corrupt folks,” Prashant Kishor advised information company ANI.

Kishor additionally claimed that the put up of deputy superintendent of police (DSP) was being bought for 1.5 crore and that individuals have been doing so overtly with out authorities motion.

“The put up of DSP is being bought out at 1.5 crore, persons are overtly doing that – the federal government shouldn’t be commenting on it… the general public’s motion on this can positively be seen after 5 years, prefer it was seen when Nitish Kumar received a low variety of seats throughout the elections,” Kishor alleged.

Kishor clarified that he wouldn’t finish his quick till the scholars’ calls for have been addressed. “There isn’t a query of withdrawing my quick, not till the calls for of the scholars are met. We prompt from our finish that the CM ought to meet the scholars and collectively they need to deliver out an answer. If that occurs then I’ve no drawback stopping the quick,” he mentioned.

The scholars are demanding the cancellation of the Built-in Mixed (Preliminary) Aggressive Examination (CCE) 2024, which the Bihar Public Service Fee (BPSC) held on December 13 on account of alleged query paper leaks.

Protests over BPSC examination

Protests escalated on Friday over calls for to cancel the current Bihar PSC examination, with demonstrators disrupting rail and highway visitors in Patna whereas police blocked some Left-leaning pupil teams from marching to the chief minister’s residence.

Forward of recent assessments for chosen candidates, Impartial MP Pappu Yadav led his supporters in blocking trains and roads in varied areas of Patna, in addition to in Araria, Purnea, and Muzaffarpur. Protesters briefly halted prepare motion by sitting on the tracks at Sachivalaya halt railway station.

Yadav’s supporters additionally set tyres on hearth in Purnea and Patna, in keeping with officers.

Police clashed with members of some Left-leaning pupil organisations after they have been prevented from marching to the CM’s residence within the state capital. A number of Congress, CPI-ML (Liberation), CPI(M), and CPI leaders and MLAs joined the protest, however they have been stopped by police at Dak Bungalow, Golumber.

Left events have introduced state-wide protests on January 6 in assist of the scholars.

Patna Police filed circumstances towards Congress and Left celebration MLAs for collaborating within the procession, inflicting regulation and order points, and disrupting visitors. The MLAs named within the case embody Shakil Ahmad, Gopal Ravidas, Mahboob Alam, Suryakant Paswan, Sandeep Saurav, Satyadev Ram, Ajeet Kushwaha, Amarjeet Kushwaha, Satyendra Yadav, and Sriprakash Ranjan, amongst others.

Later within the night, Left-leaning pupil organisations held a candle march in Patna to assist the protesting BPSC aspirants.

(With ANI, PTI inputs)

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