Protests in Patna intensified on Friday as civil service aspirants, outraged by the alleged paper leak of the seventieth Built-in Mixed Aggressive Examination performed by the Bihar Public Service Fee (BPSC), garnered widespread help. Prashant Kishor, founding father of the Jan Suraaj Celebration, joined the demonstrators, lending political weight to their calls for for accountability and transparency. Outstanding on-line educators additionally rallied behind the aspirants, amplifying their grievances on digital platforms and calling for instant corrective measures. The difficulty has sparked widespread outrage, with college students demanding a radical investigation and reforms in examination processes to stop such incidents sooner or later. The protests spotlight rising frustration with systemic lapses in recruitment procedures, placing the BPSC below intense scrutiny.
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