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Use of lathi-charge on BPSC aspirants wrong, will continue our protest: Prashant Kishhore

Use of lathi-charge on BPSC aspirants wrong, will continue our protest: Prashant Kishhore

Use of lathi-charge on BPSC aspirants wrong, will continue our protest: Prashant Kishhore

Patna (Bihar): The Chief of Jan Suraj party Prashant Kishhore on Monday crticise the Bihar government for using Water cannon and lathi charge on BPSC aspirants in a protest on December 13.

Addressing media Prashant said that the students can neither be intimidated by force nor can they be stopped by resorting to lathicharge.
He said that the use  of lathi-charge on BPSC aspirants is wrong, completely wrong, and whoever has done this mistake will not be forgiven.

“As long as we are here, with all our might, those who lathi-charged students will be forgiven, and the protest will not stop…”Today, we will file an FIR against the police, and we will take them to human rights… Students cannot be intimidated by force, nor can they be deterred by filing FIRs or resorting to lathi charges.”

He further slashed the state government says the administration was informed the government says they did not give permission, but this is completely wrong. There is no question of permission. Gandhi Maidan is a public place.On Sunday, Bihar police lathi-charged and used water cannon to disperse the protesting BPSC aspirants in Gandhi Maidan.

Officials in Patna adaminstration nsaid the Jan Suraaj Party was denied permission to organize Chhatra Sansad in front of the Gandhi statue.

However, a crowd gathered at the Gandhi statue and created a law and order problem. A scuffle broke out between the crowd and Police. The crowd broke the loudspeakers installed by the administration.

Despite repeated requests, these people violated the guidelines of the administration and disrupted public order. Therefore, the administration removed them by using water cannons and force.

Meanwhile the Patna adminstration said that an FIR has been registered in Gandhi Maidan police station against 600-700 people including Jan Suraaj Chief Prashant Kishore on charges of unauthorized gathering.

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