BPSC Protests: Guru Rahman's Shocking Act

In a dramatic show of solidarity, famous teacher Guru Rahman has cut his hand in support of BPSC aspirants protesting against the 70th Bihar Public Service Commission exam, marred by allegations of a paper leak, sparking widespread demonstrations and garnering attention from prominent politicians.

The protests against the 70th BPSC exam have gained momentum, with students demanding a re-examination due to allegations of irregularities. Despite the BPSC's denial of any wrongdoing, the situation is being reviewed in the High Court. The examination was held amidst controversy, with claims of a paper leak, and a re-examination was conducted on January 4 for candidates who took the exam at a Patna centre.

The BPSC has announced the 70th CCE Prelims result on its official website, shortlisting 21,581 candidates for the BPSC Main exam. However, the Commission Chairman's dismissal of the allegations and statement that no irregularities were found have failed to placate the students, who continue to protest and demand a re-examination. The situation has also attracted attention from prominent politicians, including Rahul Gandhi, who have expressed support for the students' demands.

Guru Rahman's shocking act of self-harm has highlighted the intensity of the protests and the depth of feeling among the students and their supporters. The BPSC's clarification that the news of a court stay on the results is false and that the results have not been delayed has done little to calm the situation, with protests continuing and the matter remaining sub judice in the High Court.

As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the BPSC and the authorities will respond to the protests and the allegations of irregularities. The students' demands for a re-examination and the support they have received from prominent politicians and educators like Guru Rahman have ensured that the issue remains in the spotlight.