Prashant Kishor Joins BPSC Aspirants' Protest in Patna, Supports Re-Exam Demand

Jan Suraaj Chief and political strategist Prashant Kishor joined hands with Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) aspirants in their protest at Gandhi Maidan, Patna. The aspirants are demanding a re-examination for the 70th BPSC prelims, citing irregularities and alleged discrepancies in the examination process.

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BPSC aspirants are demanding a re-exam to be held for the 70th BPSC prelims pic.twitter.com/NUuhY9blBg

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Aspirants Seek Justice

The protest stems from concerns over fairness in the recently conducted 70th BPSC preliminary examination. Aspirants have raised issues regarding errors in the question papers, discrepancies in the evaluation process, and alleged misconduct, leading to calls for the exam to be canceled and a re-exam scheduled.

Prashant Kishor Extends Support

Prashant Kishor, known for his grassroots connection with youth and reform-oriented approach, expressed solidarity with the protesting students. Addressing the crowd, he stated, "The voices of these young aspirants should not be ignored. A fair and transparent system is the backbone of any recruitment process, and it’s the government’s duty to ensure justice."

Kishor also criticized the administration for its handling of the situation, urging the authorities to engage in dialogue with the aspirants and address their grievances promptly.

Growing Public Support

The protest at Gandhi Maidan has gained significant traction, with students from across Bihar joining the agitation. Support for the aspirants has also surged on social media, where hashtags demanding a re-exam have been trending.

Despite the growing unrest, the BPSC and state government are yet to issue an official response to the aspirants’ demands. Protesters have vowed to continue their agitation until their concerns are addressed.

This demonstration highlights the pressing need for reforms in recruitment examinations to ensure transparency and fairness, echoing the sentiments of countless students striving for justice in Bihar.