Bihar Job Aspirants Demand TRE-4 Notification Within 24 Hours

Job aspirants in Bihar are protesting in Patna's Gardanibagh area, demanding the notification for the fourth phase of the Teachers Recruitment Exam (TRE-4) be announced within 24 hours.

The protesters, including research scholars and job aspirants, are seeking timely conduct of the TRE-4 exam and have threatened to gherao the state education minister's residence if their demand is not met.

Student leader Dilip Kumar stated that the government should release the notification for the BPSC TRE-4 exam within 24 hours, or else they may gherao the residence of Bihar education minister seeking his resignation.

Kumar also threatened to go on a hunger strike if the demand was not met within three days. One of the protesters, Kumud Patel, has been on a hunger strike for the past 15 days.

The protesters are also demanding a single-tier examination in BPSC-TRE 4, strict action against those who got jobs through corrupt practices, transparency in BSSC recruitments, and action against exam mafias.

A delegation of protesters held talks with Higher Education Minister Sanjay Singh Tiger and Additional Chief Secretary Deepak Kumar, but both of them had no answers to their questions, according to student leader Kundan Singh.

Singh stated that the Bihar government should learn from the stir at Jantar Mantar in Delhi and in Jharkhand, so that this protest does not take a larger shape.

The protesters are seeking a meaningful dialogue with the government, citing that when teachers and students both are on the streets, it is clear that something is going wrong in Bihar's education policy.

The protest highlights the issues faced by job aspirants in Bihar, including new rules on recruitment of assistant professors and inconsistencies in the state civil services exam.

The Bihar government is under pressure to address the concerns of the protesters and announce the notification for the TRE-4 exam soon.

The protest is a reflection of the larger issues in Bihar's education system, including corruption and lack of transparency in recruitment processes.

The government needs to take immediate action to address the concerns of the protesters and ensure that the recruitment process is fair and transparent.

In conclusion, the protest by job aspirants in Bihar is a significant development that highlights the need for urgent reforms in the state's education system. The government must take immediate action to address the concerns of the protesters and ensure that the recruitment process is fair and transparent.