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Driver and BE Pharma job seekers gather at Gandhi Maidan, plan march to CM House
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 09 Oct 2026, 12:36 PM
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Applicants for Bihar police driver posts and BE Pharma qualified candidates assembled at Gandhi Maidan in Patna, intending to walk to the Chief Minister's residence. Police have deployed a sizable force at the venue.
Patna, Bihar – Hundreds of candidates awaiting recruitment for Bihar police driver positions, along with a group of BE Pharma qualified aspirants, converged at Gandhi Maidan on Thursday. The protesters announced a planned foot march from the historic ground to the Chief Minister's official residence, demanding clarification and swift action on their pending applications.
Organisers said the march is intended to highlight perceived delays in the selection process and to press the state government for a transparent timeline. They have set a departure time for the early evening, aiming to reach the CM House before nightfall.
In anticipation of the demonstration, the Bihar police have deployed a substantial contingent around Gandhi Maidan and along the route to the Chief Minister's house. Officials have urged the demonstrators to maintain peace and have assured that any grievances will be addressed through appropriate administrative channels.
The gathering reflects growing frustration among job seekers in the state, who cite prolonged waiting periods and limited communication from recruitment authorities. No incidents have been reported so far, and the situation remains under close monitoring by law‑enforcement agencies.
Organisers said the march is intended to highlight perceived delays in the selection process and to press the state government for a transparent timeline. They have set a departure time for the early evening, aiming to reach the CM House before nightfall.
In anticipation of the demonstration, the Bihar police have deployed a substantial contingent around Gandhi Maidan and along the route to the Chief Minister's house. Officials have urged the demonstrators to maintain peace and have assured that any grievances will be addressed through appropriate administrative channels.
The gathering reflects growing frustration among job seekers in the state, who cite prolonged waiting periods and limited communication from recruitment authorities. No incidents have been reported so far, and the situation remains under close monitoring by law‑enforcement agencies.