Khan Sir will sell his kidney for BPSC candidates . BPSC candidates are continuously protesting in Patna, the capital of Bihar.
Khan Sir, who reached the protest of BPSC candidates in Gardanibagh, Patna, said that he would sell his kidney but would continue to protest against BPSC.
BPSC candidates are continuously protesting in Patna, the capital of Bihar. Candidates are continuously demanding cancellation of 70th BPSC preliminary examination alleging irregularities. BPSC candidates have been protesting for several days in Gardanibagh, Patna. After a candidate of 70th BPSC committed suicide, the protest of the students has become more furious. Coaching teacher Khan Sir also fully supports the candidates protesting against BPSC. During this, Khan Sir also joined the protesters and raised slogans against BPSC.
According to the news agency ANI, Khan Sir also made a sharp sarcasm on Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC). He said, first the country’s GDP fell, then the bridge in Bihar broke and now BPSC has also broken. While talking to the media, Khan Sir said that we are only demanding a re-examination from the commission. The commission can conduct as difficult an examination as it wants. We are not running away from it. We are saying that take a difficult examination and do not give the children questions. Our class tests have even more difficult questions than this.
He further said that why did the commission hide the evidence and CCTV footage? Many things have come to light which are a matter of investigation. We will go to the Supreme Court, we will also tell the President what is happening in Bihar. First the country’s GDP fell, then the bridge broke in Bihar and now BPSC has collapsed. During this, Khan Sir said that if needed, he will even sell his kidney.
But, he will continue his fight against BPSC. He said that he will fight BPSC by selling his kidney but will not bow down. He said that he will go to the Supreme Court against BPSC. Actually, BPSC candidates had gathered outside the commission office in Patna on Friday 27 December demanding cancellation of the exam.
