Pappu Yadav and 5 candidates met with Bihar’s Chief Secretary to resolve the BPSC exam’s issue.
Patna December 30, 2024: Purnea MP Pappu Yadav, accompanied by five BPSC candidates, met with Chief Secretary Amrit Lal Meena to address the ongoing BPSC examination issues on Monday.
The delegation, which included BPSC students Sandeep Giri, Anjali Verma, Gautam Kumar, Ravish and Anand Kumar, presented detailed evidence of the irregularities they believe occurred in the exam.
The candidates requested that the Chief Secretary conduct a re-examination of the BPSC for jeopardizing students’ futures and condemned the lathi charge and legal actions taken against the protesters.
Yadav urged the government to withdraw the cases against the students, cancel the current examination, and hold a fresh one.
Before Pappu Yadav, a delegation of students supported by Prashant Kishor met with the Chief Secretary:
Earlier in the day, 10 BPSC candidates, supported by Prashant Kishor, had also met with Chief Secretary Meena and put forward five key demands.
Political tension between Pappu Yadav and Prashant Kishor:
The day also saw growing political tension between Prashant Kishor and Pappu Yadav.
The two leaders exchange sharp words, with Yadav accusing Prashant Kishor of being responsible for threatening candidates at Gardanibagh.
Yadav took a direct jab at Kishor, without mentioning his name, and accusing him of being part of a “Daulat Swaraj Party.”
He claimed that Kishor was responsible for creating chaos during Sunday’s protests and misleading students.
“If anyone is to blame for the unrest on Sunday, it is that leader. He has tried to undermine this movement with a conspiracy. The students will never forgive him, and he must be driven out of Bihar,” Yadav said aggressively.
In reply, Kishor responded by calling Yadav a “Freelancer” with no party or ideology.
“Pappu Yadav jumps from one place to another, showing up at events just to maintain his presence in the media,” Kishor remarked.
The clash between these political figures has added another layer of complexity to the ongoing protests over the BPSC examination, with both sides exchanging accusations and challenging each other’s roles in the controversy.
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