Bihar bandh: Left-wing students hit the streets, security tightened
Students also came out on the streets of Patna on Wednesday. However, both in Delhi and in Patna, they faced brutal police action. Even women and girls were not spared."He alleged that the government has adopted a dictatorial approach towards handling protests.
- ▪Students also came out on the streets of Patna on Wednesday.
- ▪However, both in Delhi and in Patna, they faced brutal police action.
- ▪Even women and girls were not spared."He alleged that the government has adopted a dictatorial approach towards handling protests.
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Members of left-wing student organisations took to the streets in several districts of Bihar on Saturday (July 25, 2026) in support of the statewide bandh against NEET paper leak and police action on protesting students.Security has been tightened with heavy police deployment in Patna, Siwan, Jehanabad, Sheikhpura, Rohtas and other places. AISA calls for ‘Bihar Bandh’ on July 25, against police lathi charge on protesting studentsThere was not much impact of the bandh on normal life in Patna, police said.Flag march has been initiated by police in several areas, including Patna's Paliganj locality, as a precautionary measure.Administration has ordered private schools in Patna to remain closed during the band.Protesters carrying banners of All India Students Association (AISA) and…
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