Khan Sir / 'He just comes to brighten his face...' BPSC candidates protested against Khan Sir

Khan Sir: The demonstration of students demanding the cancellation of Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) examination continues. On Friday, on the 11th day of this demonstration, famous teacher Khan Sir once again reached among the students in Gardanibagh, Patna. He put forth his views in support of the students from the stage and demanded a solution from the government. However, this time he also faced strong opposition from a section of students.

Students made allegations against Khan Sir

During the demonstration, some students accused Khan Sir that he comes to the movement only to shine his image. He said that Khan Sir wants to hijack this movement and is using it for his publicity. When the students raised slogans against him on the stage, the situation became tense and Khan Sir had to leave the stage.

Said his point from the stage

Despite the opposition, Khan Sir, speaking from the stage, said that he stands with the students and supports their demands. He accused the administration of trying to provoke the students. Khan Sir also said that Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is taking this matter seriously and a solution will be found soon.

He raised the slogan in support of the protesters, "Ek hi nara, ek hi naam, reexam-reexam." Khan Sir made it clear from the stage that the government can be asked to investigate the funding of the movement.

Experience of previous demonstration

Earlier also Khan Sir had joined the students' protest. At that time also the dispute had increased during the protest, due to which he had to go to the police station. Due to the tense atmosphere, his health deteriorated, and he had to be admitted to the hospital.

Questions raised on the government and the commission

Khan Sir said that the commission is responsible for the dispute related to the examination and he is worried about the future of the students. The students say that their movement will continue until their demands are accepted.

What will happen next?

This incident has made the movement more complicated. While on one hand Khan Sir is seen standing in support of the students, on the other hand, a section of students is protesting against him, presenting a new challenge. Now it will be interesting to see what solution the government and the commission find to this dispute.

This entire incident has raised questions on the state of education and administration in Bihar. Only time will tell how this struggle between students and teachers will end.