BPSC Student Protest Video: ‘Kon Maanga Kambal Aapse …’ Students Slam Prashant Kishor; Purnia MP Pappu Yadav Says, ‘Apni Aukaat ka Dhos …’

BPSC Student Protest Video: Patna has become the center of attention, sparking discussions across Bihar. The reason? A massive student protest against the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) at Gandhi Maidan. Students have taken to the streets, demanding the cancellation of the exam. Adding to the controversy are serious allegations against Prashant Kishor, the founder of the Jan Suraaj Party.

In a viral Patna BPSC Protest Video, protestors can be seen accusing Prashant Kishor of intimidating students. They allege, "You are trying to show off your generosity by distributing blankets." Even Pappu Yadav, a Member of Parliament, has criticized Kishor over this issue, accusing him of provoking the students.

The BPSC Student Protest Video Goes Viral

Prashant Kishor had reached Gandhi Maidan to support the ongoing protest against the Bihar Public Service Commission, but his move backfired. The administration, students and opposition leaders all targeted him. A video linked to the Patna BPSC Student Protest has gone viral on social media. In the video, students express their anger toward Prashant Kishor. He can be heard saying, "You just asked me for blankets." Responding to this, a student says, "Who asked for blankets? You are trying to flaunt your generosity by giving us blankets. We collected money ourselves to buy blankets."

Watch BPSC Students Protest Video Here:

कंबल देकर धौंस जमाते हैं। ये ₹35 हज़ार सैलरी पर जनसुराज में काम करने वाले आपके ग़ुलाम नहीं है। BPSC के अभ्यर्थी हैं। जबरदस्ती का नेतागीरी कीजिएगा तो उल्टा पांव भागना होगा।

बात करने की तमीज़ नहीं है,
चले हैं नेता बनने। pic.twitter.com/1HAhoYJyyF

— Priyanshu Kushwaha (@PriyanshuVoice) December 30, 2024

The BPSC Student Protest Video continues to make waves as it shows the growing frustration among students. Kishor's attempt to intervene in the protest turned into a controversial moment, as his actions were perceived by many as an attempt to undermine the students' genuine demands.

Pappu Yadav Criticises Prashant Kishor Over BPSC Protest

प्रशांत जी ख़ुद नया नेता बने हैं, और छात्रों को धमका रहे हैं, अपनी औक़ात का धौंस दिखा रहे हैं!

आज जब धेले भर की चुनावी औक़ात नहीं है तो अहंकार टपक रहा है,छात्रों के सामने बड़ी बड़ी सरकार उड़ गई,आप क्या चीज़ हैं?

छात्र पुलिस से पिट रहे थे आप पीठ दिखा भाग गये, सवाल पूछने पर गाली? pic.twitter.com/OFM7w5oxxc

— Pappu Yadav (@pappuyadavjapl) December 30, 2024

Purnia MP Pappu Yadav also shared the Patna BPSC Protest Video on his official X (formerly Twitter) handle, strongly criticising Prashant Kishor. He wrote, "Prashant Ji khud naye neta bane hain, aur ab students ko dhamka rahe hain, apni aukaat ka dhons dikha rahe hain! Aaj jab dhele bhar ki chunavi aukaat nahi hai toh ghamand tapak raha hai. Students ke samne badi-badi sarkarein gir gayi hain, aap kya cheez hain?"

He further said, "Jab students police se pit rahe the, aap peeth dikha ke bhaag gaye. Aur sawaal poochhne par gaali dete ho?"

Police Action During BPSC Student Protest

The protest at Gandhi Maidan, where BPSC aspirants were peacefully voicing their demands, took a violent turn when police used excessive force. Last evening, Bihar Police used water cannons on students, despite the freezing cold.

Watch Video Here:

बिहार में आज क्रूरता की सारी हदें पार हो गईं। pic.twitter.com/XmqTx4bIEV

— Krishna Kant (@kkjourno) December 29, 2024

A user named Krishna Kant shared a video on X, highlighting the plight of the protestors. In the video, a student narrates his ordeal, saying, "I was beaten up a lot." Another young woman describes her experience, accusing the Bihar Police of unacceptable behavior. The video shows how police tried to suppress the protest by using water cannons on students in the bitter cold.

BPSC Students Demand Justice

The protest continues to grab attention, with students demanding justice and accountability from the authorities. The BPSC Student Protest Video has become a symbol of their struggle, reflecting the challenges faced by students in their fight for fairness and transparency in the examination process.