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Bihar students protest alleged irregularities in police SI and BPSC exams, clash with police
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🗓 16 Sep 2026, 02:32 AM
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Students in Bihar staged a protest over alleged irregularities in the Sub‑Inspector and BPSC examinations, leading to a confrontation with police forces.
A group of students in Bihar gathered to demand a probe into alleged irregularities in the recent Sub‑Inspector (SI) and Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) examinations. The protesters claimed that the selection process was compromised, affecting merit and fairness.
The demonstration turned confrontational when police attempted to disperse the crowd, resulting in a clash that saw officers using baton and tear‑gas to control the situation. Several students were detained, and a few sustained minor injuries.
Authorities have not yet released an official statement on the specifics of the alleged irregularities, but the police said they acted to maintain law and order. The student leaders have vowed to continue their agitation until a transparent inquiry is ordered.
The incident has drawn attention from local political representatives, who have called for an independent investigation into the exam procedures. Meanwhile, the BPSC has announced a review of the examination process, citing the need to uphold public confidence.
The demonstration turned confrontational when police attempted to disperse the crowd, resulting in a clash that saw officers using baton and tear‑gas to control the situation. Several students were detained, and a few sustained minor injuries.
Authorities have not yet released an official statement on the specifics of the alleged irregularities, but the police said they acted to maintain law and order. The student leaders have vowed to continue their agitation until a transparent inquiry is ordered.
The incident has drawn attention from local political representatives, who have called for an independent investigation into the exam procedures. Meanwhile, the BPSC has announced a review of the examination process, citing the need to uphold public confidence.