Patna Anti -Patna: ‘Voting Bihari, Work is Out’

Patna Resistance: Students’ anger erupted on the streets demanding the implementation of immigration policy in Patna, the capital of Bihar. Like neighboring states, students are demanding that 100% of primary education and 90% of government jobs be implemented. Candidates are demanding that they take the post of ‘Voting Bihar and out of Bihar and now they will not go’.

Thousands of students, led by student leader Dilip Kumar, arrived around the Chief Minister’s residence via Muzallampur Hot and Bikana Hill. The main aim of this movement is to implement Republican policy in government jobs and educational institutions for the original residents of Bihar. Police have made strict security arrangements to prevent protesters.

‘Vote for Bihari, take the exterior of the work’
Student leader Dileep Kumar says Bihari should be the first rights of government jobs in Bihar. Young people are getting injustice, their rights are taking the work of other states, while neighboring countries, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh have implemented the apartment here, resulting in the students here, and the youth of other states are coming to Bihar.

Tejashvi Yadav surrounded
He accused the ruling party and the opposition parties of forgetting the demand for immigration policy when it came to power. In particular, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashvi Yadav promised to implement 85% immigration policy in the 2020 assembly elections, but when he came to power, it was not implemented.

Movement started from Patna College
Thousands of students gathered at Patna College in the morning and marched from there. The purpose of the students is to reach the CM’s apartment via Bikana Hill and Musallampur Hot. Dilip Kumar has appealed to the students of all colleges and universities to join the demonstration. Patna police have appointed security forces in rumors to control the struggle. Earlier, Dilip Kumar was arrested during the fight against normalizing the PBSC exam, and he was granted bail.

The administration came into action
The administration has now represented five people to meet top officials to end the demonstration, after which the demonstration is now peaceful.