BSSC Paper Leak: Lathi Charge On BSSC Candidates In Patna

BSSC Paper Leak: Lathi charge on BSSC candidates in Patna, Police showered poles during the demonstration; many were arrested.

In the Bihar Staff Selection Commission (BSSC) exam paper leak case, on Wednesday, the police lathi-charged the candidates protesting in the capital Patna, demanding the cancellation of the examination of all shifts.

The atmosphere is tense since the police action on the candidates.

Let us tell you that after the first shift paper of the BSSC exam held on December 23 was out, the students have been continuously demanding the cancellation of all shift exams.

Regarding the incident, Patna’s Special Executive Magistrate MS Khan said that the students started violence and vandalism and lathicharge was done to control it. Some have been arrested.

An FIR could be lodged in opposition to them.

Please tell that on Wednesday BSSC candidates (BSSC Protest) started the great movement in Patna. Candidates (BSSC Candidates Protest) took out a foot march from Patna College Gate.

The foot march started at 11.15 am. A foot march of the candidates was to be taken out from Patna College Gate to Dak Bungalow Square.

During this, police lathi-charged the candidates (Lathicharge on BSSC Candidates). Police (Patna Police) chased away the candidates by beating them with sticks.

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Let us tell you that soon after the commencement of the Third Graduate Level Combined (Preliminary) Competitive Examination held in the first shift on December 23, the case of a paper leak came to the fore.

In this case, the police have arrested several people, including Supaul’s examinee Ajay, his brother Vijay, a member of the Solver gang from Patna, posted in the Suiya police station area of Banka district, who is taking the examination at Shanti Niketan Jubilee School in Motihari.

Since the first quarter exam questions were leaked, students have repeatedly called for the cancellation of the three-quarter exam.

The students also claimed to have cheated in the three-team exams. About 9,000 candidates took part in this entrance exam.

Candidates say the exam should be canceled and held immediately so everyone has a second chance.