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Tejashwi Prasad Yadav writes to Bihar CM Samrat Chaudhary on exam delays, leaks
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 24 Aug 2026, 10:47 PM
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Opposition leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav sent a letter to Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary highlighting persistent problems in Bihar's competitive examinations, including delays, paper leaks, cancellations and slow result announcements.
Earlier this week, RJD leader Tejashwi Prasad Yadav addressed a formal letter to Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary. In the correspondence, he enumerated a series of grievances voiced by aspirants of state‑run competitive exams. The letter cites chronic postponements of exam schedules, repeated incidents of question‑paper leaks, sudden cancellations of scheduled tests and prolonged delays in publishing results as key concerns.
Yadav warned that such systemic lapses undermine the credibility of the state's recruitment process and erode the confidence of young candidates. He urged the government to act swiftly, insisting that failure to address these issues could prompt a unified response from the youth, potentially forcing the administration to take corrective measures.
The opposition figure also appealed for transparent mechanisms to prevent future leaks and for a clear timeline for exam conduct and result declaration. He called on the CM to engage with exam authorities and stakeholders to formulate an actionable roadmap.
As of now, the Chief Minister's office has not issued a public response to the letter, and the matter remains under observation by both political analysts and the affected candidates.
Yadav warned that such systemic lapses undermine the credibility of the state's recruitment process and erode the confidence of young candidates. He urged the government to act swiftly, insisting that failure to address these issues could prompt a unified response from the youth, potentially forcing the administration to take corrective measures.
The opposition figure also appealed for transparent mechanisms to prevent future leaks and for a clear timeline for exam conduct and result declaration. He called on the CM to engage with exam authorities and stakeholders to formulate an actionable roadmap.
As of now, the Chief Minister's office has not issued a public response to the letter, and the matter remains under observation by both political analysts and the affected candidates.