Demanding that the Bihar State Teacher Eligibility Test (STET) be conducted, candidates stood up in Patna on Monday.
Over the past few years, candidates have been requesting the exam through protests. Many candidates traveled from all around the state to Patna on Monday as well.
'No STET, no vote' had been written on indications that the students carried to the protest. The Patna Police stopped these candidates at the Dakbungla crossing when they attempted to gather around the Chief Minister's home. For this, barricades were created. The students and the cops got into a fight when the candidates couldn't agree.
But according to authorities, no force was applied.
Law & Order in Patna DSP "Force has not been used," Krishna Murari Prasad told news agency ANI. They sent a delegation to attend a meeting. Therefore, others should actually return. In the past, their delegation was also permitted to meet. They ask that our request be considered fulfilled.
"They need to show this at Gardnibagh if they so choose. However, schoolchildren get stuck in the traffic A roadblock when the Dakbungla crossing is blocked and the system is affected. People must take flights because this is the primary road. This is completely improper in such an incident.
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