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The politics of Bihar has once again heated up and independent MP from Purnia Rajesh Ranjan alias Pappu Yadav has opened a front against the state government. In the last few days, politics has become completely intense due to the continuously increasing criminal incidents, murders and various issues especially of students. In this series, MP Pappu Yadav has made a big announcement saying that he will sit on a hunger strike at the historical Gardnibagh protest site of Patna in support of the deteriorating law and order situation of Bihar and the just demands of the students. Due to his sharp attitude, the political temperature of the state has increased significantly and the turmoil in the administrative staff has also increased. Let us know for what main reasons and issues Pappu Yadav is going to take to the streets against the government and what is the entire political story behind it.
Strong anger over increasing criminal incidents and deteriorating law and order in Bihar
The criminal incidents and sensational murders that have come to light in recent days in different districts of Bihar have shocked the general public. Recently, a contractor was shot dead in public in Hajipur, after which there is an atmosphere of great anger in the area. MP Pappu Yadav, who came to meet and console the family members of the deceased, expressed deep sorrow and intense anger over this incident. Making a direct attack on the government, he said that the morale of criminals in the state has become so high that anyone is being chased and shot in broad daylight. Human life has become so cheap that the police administration and the government seem to be sitting idly by. He raised the question that why are those who talk big about the development of double engine and the rule of law in the state, not seeing all this? He has taken a tough decision to go on hunger strike against all these criminal issues and the alleged political protection given to criminals.
Support on the future of students and the controversy over exams like BPSC-BSSC
Not only the law and order situation, but also the future of the youth and students of Bihar is going through a big crisis at this time. For the last several days, students, Ph.D. scholars and candidates of competitive examinations have been continuously protesting at the Gardnibagh protest site in the capital Patna regarding their various demands. There is huge dissatisfaction among the youth regarding rigging, wrong marking, domicile policy and alleged discrimination against Hindi medium students in BPSC, BSSC and teacher reinstatement examinations. MP Pappu Yadav, who came to support the agitating students, said in clear words that the government is trying to suppress the voice of the students, which will not be tolerated at all. He said that until all the legitimate demands of the students are met, he will stand shoulder to shoulder with full strength.
There will be a great movement at Gardnibagh protest site, administration alert
After the announcement of hunger strike by MP Pappu Yadav, the Gardnibagh protest site of Patna once again seems to be becoming the center of a big political and social struggle. Thousands of students, youth and supporters from across the state are expected to gather during this one-day fast and protest. The administration has also started its preparations to deal with any untoward situation and maintain law and order. Political analysts believe that this step of Pappu Yadav can increase the problems of the government in the coming days, because both the most sensitive issues like crime and education have been raised together in it.
The fight for people’s rights and further political direction
Pappu Yadav has made it clear through his campaign that he is not going to remain silent on issues of public interest. He has not only cornered the state government but has also openly attacked the shortcomings of the central government and the system. His fast and hunger strike symbolizes that the opposition and independent leaders in Bihar have now become completely aggressive to corner the government at the grassroots level. Now it remains to be seen what concrete steps the administration and the government take after this big protest to solve these serious problems of the students and the general public.