Train-highway all closed
Pappu Yadav's supporters start protest over BPSC exam
Patna, Pappu Yadav's supporters are protesting demanding cancellation of BPSC exam. During this, trains have been stopped at many places in Bihar. At the same time, the protesters are continuously demanding to conduct the BPSC exam again. On the other hand, Jan Suraj chief Prashant Kishore is sitting on a dharna in Gandhi Maidan, Patna. The students' protest in Gandhi Maidan is continuing for the 17th consecutive day. At the same time, Pappu Yadav also announced a protest today in support of the students, after which MP Pappu Yadav's supporters have blocked the roads at many places and also stopped trains.
Protesters also took to the streets
Pappu Yadav said, "Bihar and the whole country are very concerned about the students. This fight is not just about BPSC. It is a fight for the future of the children of 13 crore people. Politicians, coaching mafia and officials together have completely ruined their lives. The paper leak case is going on from 1988-89 till today, no decision has been taken on it. We are clear that we will have to meet the new governor as well.'' One of the protesters said, "The Bihar government forced us to come on the streets by putting the future of 4 lakh students at stake. BPSC students have been protesting continuously for 16 days and the government is still unconcerned."
Prashant Kishore will continue the fast
Prashant Kishore, founder of Jan Suraj, said, "We are doing our work, let the government do its work. The fast will continue. No one has come to pick me up, when they come we will see. I have been working in Bihar for the last two and a half years, if I don't do politics then what will I do? If you beat up someone and I am sitting here supporting them - and then you call it politics, then I am doing politics. Nitish Kumar does not want to work, he only wants to remain in power and that is why he did not help the people of Bihar during Covid. He is not worried about other things, but he is only worried about remaining in power."
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