Overview
- Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary announced on Thursday that this year’s TRE‑4 recruitment will be conducted in a single phase after a delegation of protesting job aspirants met the government.
- The decision affects TRE‑4, a drive that covers 32,388 teaching posts across primary, middle and senior‑secondary schools and was a central focus of the unrest.
- The state has set up an expert committee on examination reforms chaired by a sitting Patna High Court judge to recommend changes and to hear students’ grievances about BPSC exams.
- Officials also launched the Vidyaarthi Sahayata Portal and Vidyaarthi Sahayata Shivir to register and resolve complaints, and the government suspended BPSC controller Rajesh Kumar Singh after a controversial remark.
- Protesters still press broader demands over alleged irregularities in the 70th preliminary exam, domicile rules and wider transparency reforms, so the single‑phase move is a first step rather than a final settlement.