Patna: The Bihar government and administration have reportedly prevented Jan Suraaj leader Prashant Kishor from setting up a camp on private land during his hunger strike in support of BPSC students. Kishor, who has been on hunger strike for 11 days, planned to establish a Jan Suraaj camp on private land near the LCT Construction Company site on Marine Drive in Patna. However, the administration intervened and prohibited the setting up of the camp, even on privately owned property.
The hunger strike by Prashant Kishor continues to draw attention to the demands of BPSC candidates, but the recent administrative action has sparked controversy, raising questions about the suppression of peaceful protests on private premises. Kishor remains resolute in his stance, advocating for the rights of students affected by the BPSC exam controversy.
