Case Against Prashant Kishor for Instigating BPSC Protest

Aakhir Tak – In Shorts

1. BPSC aspirants’ protest in Bihar intensifies over alleged exam irregularities.
2. Police file a case against Prashant Kishor for inciting protests.
3. Aspirants demand a re-exam and meeting with CM Nitish Kumar.
4. District administration had denied permission for the protest.
5. Over 600 unidentified individuals listed in the case; investigation continues.

Aakhir Tak – In Depth

What Triggered the Protest?
On December 13, BPSC aspirants alleged corruption and a question paper leak during the preliminary exam. Reports indicated that question papers were delayed, and some answer sheets were damaged, sparking demands for a re-examination.

Allegations Against Prashant Kishor
Police have accused Prashant Kishor and members of his Jan Suraaj Party of instigating the protest at Gandhi Maidan. Despite the administration’s denial of permission, a large crowd gathered on Sunday, disrupting public order.

Details of the Case
The case names Prashant Kishor, party president Manoj Bharti, coaching operators, and others. Additionally, over 600 unidentified individuals are accused.

Political Reactions
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav criticized both the government and Prashant Kishor. He accused Kishor of misleading protesters and promised RJD’s political support for their demands.

What Lies Ahead?
Prashant Kishor, in a press conference, expressed solidarity with the aspirants and called for an end to corruption in Bihar’s examinations.

Aakhir Tak – Key Takeaways to Remember

1. Allegations of malpractice in the BPSC exam led to mass protests.
2. Prashant Kishor is accused of instigating the protest.
3. District administration denied permission for the gathering.
4. Tejashwi Yadav extends support to the students’ demands.
5. Aspirants call for re-examination and accountability.

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