BPSC official's' dog barked thousand 'remark on agitating students sparks outrage
Meanwhile, the exam controller was questioned on the questions being raised by the agitating students about the candidate who secured the third rank in the 70th BPSC examination. In response, he said that if there is truth in the allegations, then the candidates should go to court. In this sequence, he used the controversial saying. Students protest After the statement came to light, the anger of the protesting students in Gardanibagh increased. The students raised slogans against the BPSC and termed the exam controller's remarks as an insult to the students. The protesters said the officials of the commission should address the problems of the candidates and not use abusive words against the agitating students. The students also said that after Pradhan went on a "cockroach" rant, it is now the turn of the secretary, that is, the students are now indicating to take a more aggressive stance regarding the language and attitude of the commission officials.
Patna. Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) Controller of Examinations Rajesh Kumar Singh's remarks on the fourth phase of Teachers Recruitment Test (TRE-4) have triggered a controversy. During the BPSC press conference, he responded to the allegations of the agitating students, saying, "Hathi chale bazaar, kutta bhaunke hazaar. "
The protesting students raised slogans against the BPSC. The students said the use of such language for candidates raising their demands and exam-related questions is highly objectionable. Raising slogans against the commission, the students said, "Those who are being called dogs today will become officers tomorrow. "
Answer to the 70th BPSC Question
In fact, in the press conference of BPSC on Monday, many important information was given about the TRE-4 exam. The Commission clarified that the teacher recruitment exam will be held in two phases and the provision of negative marking will continue.
Meanwhile, the exam controller was questioned on the questions being raised by the agitating students about the candidate who secured the third rank in the 70th BPSC examination. In response, he said that if there is truth in the allegations, then the candidates should go to court. In this sequence, he used the controversial saying.
Students protest
After the statement came to light, the anger of the protesting students in Gardanibagh increased. The students raised slogans against the BPSC and termed the exam controller's remarks as an insult to the students. The protesters said the officials of the commission should address the problems of the candidates and not use abusive words against the agitating students.
The students also said that after Pradhan went on a "cockroach" rant, it is now the turn of the secretary, that is, the students are now indicating to take a more aggressive stance regarding the language and attitude of the commission officials.
Tejashwi Yadav also criticised the move.
Leader of Opposition Tejashwi Yadav also criticised the move. "Such language is not acceptable in a democracy and those making such statements should apologise," he said.
Candidates have been sitting on a dharna in Gardanibagh for several days regarding TRE-4. In such a situation, this comment of the BPSC Examination Controller can further fuel the movement. Now the students are demanding that the commission should clarify this statement and the responsible officials should apologize to the candidates.
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