Gandhi took to social media to denounce the administration, arguing that state officials are using law enforcement as a shield against legitimate grievances regarding recruitment irregularities and alleged paper leaks. He pointed to reports of intense intimidation, including claims of gunfire in Siwan, as evidence of a government that prefers suppression over transparency. The Congress leader emphasized that the recurring issues with BPSC exam patterns and scheduling are not isolated incidents but reflect a broader pattern of negligence toward the youth's future.
Beyond the specific demands to scrap the current BPSC cycle, the protest movement has coalesced around the Teacher Recruitment Examination, or TRE-4. Students are actively resisting proposals to split the exam into two phases, calling instead for the immediate release of a unified advertisement. Tejashwi Yadav, leader of the opposition in Bihar, has added to the political pressure, formally urging Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary to engage with the students directly rather than ignoring their demands for a fair and transparent recruitment process.
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