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Rabri Devi angry over the death of a student in Patna, adamant on the resignation of Samrat Chaudhary, struggle from the house to the road

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News India Live, Digital Desk: Patna, the capital of Bihar, is once again burning in the fire of protest. After the death of a student, the matter has become so heated that the opposition party RJD has opened a front against the government. former chief minister Rabri Devi He directly blamed the Deputy Chief Minister for this incident. Samrat Chaudhary Has been held responsible and has demanded his resignation. There was a heated argument inside the House, while outside, a massive demonstration by student organizations continued on the streets.

What is the whole matter?

The police action against students protesting for their demands in Patna and the subsequent death of a student under suspicious circumstances gave rise to this controversy.

Rabri Devi’s strong attack: Rabri Devi alleged that the government was resorting to lathicharge to suppress the voice of the students. He said that Samrat Chaudhary should step down from his post on moral grounds.

Uproar in the House: Opposition MLAs in Bihar Legislative Council and Assembly came into the well and raised slogans, disrupting the proceedings of the House.

Students’ anger came out on the streets

Crowds of students have gathered on the streets of Patna in protest against the incident.

Chakka jam and sloganeering: Students blocked roads at many places by burning tires and raised slogans against the administration.

Strict security arrangements: Seeing the worsening situation, heavy police force has been deployed at major intersections of the capital and tear gas shells and water cannons have also been used.

government defense

On the other hand, the ruling party has described this uproar as a well-planned conspiracy by the opposition. Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary and other ministers say that the government is conducting a fair investigation into the case and the culprits will not be spared.