Bihar: In Patna, the capital of Bihar, on Monday, angry candidates created a ruckus over the rigging of RRB exam results. Angry students created a ruckus at Rajendra Nagar Terminal for about six hours.
During this time, the operation of the train was completely disrupted. Here, on the information of the tumult, in addition to the RPF and the GRP, the police officers of seven police stations of Patna arrived on the spot. At the same time, a large number of police forces were also called from the police line.
The police made the charge
The police fired dozens of tear gas shells at the protesting candidates, then charged the students and chased them away. However, the candidates also fired several rounds at police in response to lathi’s accusation, during which two police officers were injured. Here, seeing the unrest growing, Patna District Magistrate Chandrashekhar Singh and SSP Manavjit Singh Dhillon arrived at the scene and brought the situation under control.
The district magistrate said the situation had been brought under control. According to him, besides the candidates, other students were also involved in the uproar. In such a situation, based on the video footage, action will be taken against the students.
A complaint will be filed against those who disrupt rail operations. At the same time, the SSP said the hand of the local people is visible behind the uproar. An investigation will be conducted and action will be taken. At present, the situation is under full control. Due to the uproar of the students, the operation of the trains was severely affected.
Three trains canceled
He said many high-speed trains were parked at different stations due to the bustle of students. Three high-speed trains from Rajendra Nagar terminal have been cancelled. In fact, in the past, RRB published the NTPC CBT-1 exam result. But there is anger among students over the rigging in the results.
During the examination organized for 13 positions, the same candidate was selected by the jury for many positions, which deprived many students of the selection. Angry students say their performance will continue until the results improve. The agitated students demanded to call the Minister of Railways.
In this case, the FIR was registered by the district administration and the GRP and four people were arrested. The issue has also been raised by coaching institutes, which are being identified. Incidentally, strict measures will be taken against coaching institutes.
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