Bihar Teacher Aspirants Demand Immediate TRE-4 Notification, Threaten Sit-In at Minister’s Home Job aspirants in Bihar seeking the timely conduct of the fourth phase of the Teachers Recruitment Exam (TRE-4) have set a 24-hour deadline for the release of the exam notification, warning that they may stage a sit-in at the residence of the state education minister demanding his resignation if their demands are not met. Protesters, including research scholars and students, have gathered in Patna’s Gardanibagh area to voice their grievances over multiple issues, including new rules for assistant professor recruitment, inconsistencies in the state civil services exam, and alleged corruption in recruitment processes. The protesters are also calling for a single-tier examination system for the BPSC-TRE 4, strict action against individuals who secured jobs through corrupt practices, transparency in BSSC recruitments, and measures to dismantle exam mafias. Student leader Dilip Kumar emphasized that the government must announce the BPSC TRE-4 exam notification within 24 hours, stating that failure to do so would result in a gherao (protest encampment) at the minister’s home. He also warned of a hunger strike if the demand remains unmet within three days. One protester, Kumud Patel, has already been on a hunger strike for 15 days, highlighting the severity of the situation. Kundan Singh, another student leader, reported that a delegation of protesters met with Higher Education Minister Sanjay Singh Tiger and Additional Chief Secretary Deepak Kumar, but both officials provided no satisfactory answers to their questions. Singh criticized the government for not learning from similar protests in Delhi and Jharkhand, warning that the current unrest could escalate further.#bihar #dilip_kumar #trem_4 #sanjay_singh_tiger #kumud_patel
