BPSC Rules Out Cancellation of Dec 13 CCE Exam Amid Protests; Khan Sir Forced to Leave Protest Site

The Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) has refused to cancel the 70th Combined Competitive Examination (CCE) held on December 13, 2024, despite allegations of a question paper leak and widespread protests. BPSC Examination Controller Rajesh Kumar Singh stated the cancellation of the exam is "out of the question," citing no substantial evidence of irregularities affecting the entire process. 

Key Developments

• BPSC's Stance: The preliminary exam conducted at Bapu Pariksha Parisar was canceled due to disruptions caused by a group of aspirants. A re-exam at a different center is scheduled for January 4, 2025.
• Protests & Allegations: Aspirants allege a paper leak, demanding a complete cancellation of the exam. Singh accused certain private coaching institutes of instigating unrest.
• Police Crackdown: Protests have intensified, with students attempting to storm BPSC premises, leading to police intervention.

Political Support

• Tejashwi Yadav: The RJD leader and former Deputy CM wrote to CM Nitish Kumar urging exam cancellation while expressing solidarity with protesters.
• Other Leaders: Congress leader Akhilesh Prasad Singh and MP Pappu Yadav also supported the demand for cancellation.
• Prashant Kishor: The Jan Suraaj Party founder met protesters and gave the state government a three-day ultimatum to resolve the crisis.

Khan Sir and Other Educators at Protest Site

• Educator Faizal Khan (Khan Sir): Popular among students, Khan Sir visited the protest site but was forced to leave after facing backlash from aspirants. Despite his plea, stating, “I am willing to sell a kidney for this cause,” protesters rejected his intervention.
• Remarks: Khan Sir criticized the BPSC for its handling of the situation and announced plans to approach the Supreme Court, citing alleged irregularities and lack of transparency.
• YouTube Influencer Guru Rahman: Also faced hostility from protesters while attempting to address them.

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