Patna: Purnia MP Pappu Yadav met Governor Arif Mohammad Khan at Raj Bhavan today, presenting a memorandum calling for the cancellation of the Bihar Public Service Commission’s 70th examination and its re-conduct, alongside an investigation into the irregularities surrounding the exam. Yadav emphasized that the Governor assured an investigation into the alleged paper leak in all examinations held by the BPSC to date.
During the meeting, Yadav raised concerns about the serious irregularities, lack of transparency, and administrative failures in the 70th PT examination, which have undermined the credibility of the exam process. The MP was accompanied by Premchand Singh, Rajesh Pappu, Raghavendra Kushwaha, and Faizan Ahmed while submitting the memorandum.
Addressing the media outside Raj Bhavan, Yadav criticized Prashant Kishor, calling him “Shikhandi” and rejecting his suggestion that Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav should lead the students’ movement. He accused Kishor of using the student’s protest for his own political agenda.
Yadav also condemned the Bihar Police’s actions against students participating in a Satyagraha, as they were lathi-charged three times. He described the incident as a violation of students’ rights to a peaceful protest. Yadav called for all leaders of the Mahagathbandhan to join the Bihar Bandh on January 12 in support of the movement.
