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Bihar Police Baton-Charge Teacher Recruitment Protesters Outside CM’s Residence

Protesters demand supplementary results for 21,000 unfilled teaching positions as tensions escalate near Nitish Kumar's high-security residence.

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Overview

  • Aspirants for Bihar's TRE-3.0 teacher recruitment exam staged a sit-in outside Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's residence, demanding supplementary results for unfilled posts.
  • Police resorted to baton-charging the protesters after they entered the high-security zone where demonstrations are prohibited.
  • The TRE-3.0 exam, conducted in March 2024, advertised 87,774 positions, but only 66,000 results were declared, leaving 21,000 vacancies unaddressed.
  • Protesters have been demonstrating for four months in Patna's Gardanibagh area, citing discrepancies in results and unfulfilled government assurances.
  • Earlier attempts at resolution included a gubernatorial meeting and a dismissed Supreme Court plea, but no action has been taken by the Bihar Public Service Commission.