Students Mob in Patna: Police released water from water cans due to decisive effort of NSUI

News India Live, Digital Desk: Students Mob in Patna: On Tuesday, the National Students Union of India (NSUI) activists staged a protest against their various demands in Patna, the capital of Bihar. This angry mob of students tried to surround the Bihar Legislative Assembly, but the police stationed in the security system stopped them before reaching the assembly. In order to stop the group of students, the police had to resort to water canon, a strong water canon. According to the information, many NSUI workers were moving towards the assembly in the afternoon, shouting slogans with placards and banners in the hands. His main demands included unemployment, improvement in education system and other important issues related to students, on which he wanted to draw the government’s attention. The students tried to cross the police barricades, which increased the tension in the atmosphere. When all the efforts to calm the protesting students failed and they did not give up the insistence to move forward, the police had to use water canon. Due to strong water showers, there was a stampede among the protesters and many activists were seen running here and there. Some activists continued to move forward while facing water showers, but the police finally chased them and stopped going towards the assembly. The incident also affected traffic for some time in Patna and there was an atmosphere of chaos on the roads. The NSUI leaders accused the government of ignoring the demands of the students and said that they would continue their agitation for the rights of the students. This protest was done to pay attention to the state government to focus on student interests and solve their problems.