the chief of Jan Suraaj Party, was detained by Patna Police early this morning while conducting an indefinite hunger strike at Gandhi Maidan. The protest was organized to demand the cancellation of the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) exam following allegations of a question paper leak.
Details of the Detention
Kishor had been on a hunger strike since January 2, 2025, supporting students who alleged irregularities in the BPSC exam. The protest escalated when police attempted to remove Kishor from the site, leading to a clash between his supporters and law enforcement. The altercation resulted in several injuries among the protesters.
Kishor’s Statement
Despite his detention, Kishor expressed his commitment to continue the protest from jail. He stated, “We will continue our fight for the students and demand justice.”
Public Reaction
The arrest has sparked widespread condemnation from various student organizations and political leaders, who have called for immediate action against those responsible for the alleged exam leak. Supporters of Kishor have organized protests across the state, demanding his release and a fair investigation into the matter.
The situation remains tense as authorities continue to manage the protests. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding transparency and fairness in the BPSC examination process. Further developments are awaited as investigations into the alleged paper leak proceed.