Bihar babu thrashes job aspirant holding tricolour

Express News Service

PATNA:  The opposition in Bihar on Monday attacked the Nitish Kumar-led grand alliance authorities over a viral video displaying an extra district Justice of the Peace thrashing an aspiring instructor who held aloft the nationwide flag throughout a lathi cost at a protest in Patna.

Former Deputy CM and BJP’s Rajya Sabha MP Sushil Kumar Modi sought to carry the CM answerable for the incident. “The delay in teachers’ recruitment in the seventh phase is due to the CM’s dilly-dallying attitude,” he mentioned, including, “Such is the state of affairs in Bihar where Nitish has ruled for over 15 years. Currently, his party, the JD-U, is in-charge of the education department. Therefore, Nitish should accept his failure on behalf of his government.”

The police resorted to lathicharge on the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) and the State Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) passouts throughout a protest close to a significant thoroughfare of Patna. Initially, water cannons have been used to suppress the protestors. The protesters had assembled to press their demand to expedite recruitment of lecturers in government-run main colleges.

Additional District Magistrate KK Singh, accompanied by police personnel, picked on an aspirant and beat him up with sticks, as he was shouting slogans in opposition to the state authorities for the delay. The protestors have been staging a dharna for 20 days however no official has visited them. They alleged that the federal government had not taken any choice three years after they cleared the CTET and STET.

Earlier, they staged a dharna at one other place to exert stress on the federal government. “All that we have had are assurances,” mentioned a protestor. Patna District Magistrate Chandrashekhar mentioned the federal government has arrange a two-member panel to look into the matter. “Further action will be initiated on the basis of the inquiry report,” he mentioned, expressing his displeasure over the style wherein the protestors have been thrashed. “Action will be initiated against the officer in question if the allegations of showing disregard to the national flag are  found to be true,” he mentioned.

Earlier, the state training minister mentioned the method of appointment of CTET and STET passouts within the seventh section would start quickly. Deputy CM Tejashwi Prasad Yadav additionally assured the aspiring lecturers that the federal government is critical about their calls for. The concern of lecturers’ appointment has come to the fore at a time when the newly put in authorities has promised employment as its key welfare measure. The promise was additionally the core of Tejashwi’s marketing campaign forward of the 2020 meeting polls when he promised to supply 10 lakh jobs.

PATNA:  The opposition in Bihar on Monday attacked the Nitish Kumar-led grand alliance authorities over a viral video displaying an extra district Justice of the Peace thrashing an aspiring instructor who held aloft the nationwide flag throughout a lathi cost at a protest in Patna.

Former Deputy CM and BJP’s Rajya Sabha MP Sushil Kumar Modi sought to carry the CM answerable for the incident. “The delay in teachers’ recruitment in the seventh phase is due to the CM’s dilly-dallying attitude,” he mentioned, including, “Such is the state of affairs in Bihar where Nitish has ruled for over 15 years. Currently, his party, the JD-U, is in-charge of the education department. Therefore, Nitish should accept his failure on behalf of his government.”

The police resorted to lathicharge on the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) and the State Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) passouts throughout a protest close to a significant thoroughfare of Patna. Initially, water cannons have been used to suppress the protestors. The protesters had assembled to press their demand to expedite recruitment of lecturers in government-run main colleges.

Additional District Magistrate KK Singh, accompanied by police personnel, picked on an aspirant and beat him up with sticks, as he was shouting slogans in opposition to the state authorities for the delay. The protestors have been staging a dharna for 20 days however no official has visited them. They alleged that the federal government had not taken any choice three years after they cleared the CTET and STET.

Earlier, they staged a dharna at one other place to exert stress on the federal government. “All that we have had are assurances,” mentioned a protestor. Patna District Magistrate Chandrashekhar mentioned the federal government has arrange a two-member panel to look into the matter. “Further action will be initiated on the basis of the inquiry report,” he mentioned, expressing his displeasure over the style wherein the protestors have been thrashed. “Action will be initiated against the officer in question if the allegations of showing disregard to the national flag are  found to be true,” he mentioned.

Earlier, the state training minister mentioned the method of appointment of CTET and STET passouts within the seventh section would start quickly. Deputy CM Tejashwi Prasad Yadav additionally assured the aspiring lecturers that the federal government is critical about their calls for. The concern of lecturers’ appointment has come to the fore at a time when the newly put in authorities has promised employment as its key welfare measure. The promise was additionally the core of Tejashwi’s marketing campaign forward of the 2020 meeting polls when he promised to supply 10 lakh jobs.