Youth Congress Torch Procession: Bihar Youth Congress took out a torch procession on Friday in support of the candidates demanding cancellation of 70th BPSC examination and raised voice for the students. Today a large number of Bihar Youth Congress workers and leaders participated in it. This torch procession was taken out from the Congress office in the capital Patna to the statue of late Rajendra Prasad located at Bans Ghat. 

Day and night street protests in Bihar

To raise the voice of BPSC students, all the political parties of Bihar are now protesting on the streets day and night. Although RJD is not directly involved in the movement, but the students' protest has the full support of RJD. Congress party leaders are continuously supporting the demands of the students and are protesting on the streets. This fight of opposition parties against the government is now getting intense. Congress has said that this fight will stop only when the government will accept the students' demands, because their demands are legitimate. Irregularities were found in the examination at many places, which the government and the commission are not ready to accept. 

The commission is adamant on its own statements 

Opposition parties and students want that tomorrow's exam of 12000 students be cancelled and the exam of all students be taken together again, but now BPSC has made 22 centers for the exam of about 12000 candidates tomorrow on January 4. That is, all the candidates whose exam was cancelled at Bapu Examination Complex will be given exam at a total of 22 centers in Patna. Out of these 22 centers, 15 exam centers come under Patna Sadar subdivision and Patna Sadar Subdivision Officer Gaurav Kumar has instructed to implement section 163 to maintain law and order and peace due to the possibility of disruption in the exam.