Kishore’s Hunger Strike: A Fight for Civil Service Aspirants
Introduction
Prashant Kishor, founder of Jan Suraaj, has recently made headlines for his hunger strike at Gandhi Maidan, a restricted area near the Mahatma Gandhi statue. Arrested on the morning of January 6, Kishor’s protest has captured public attention and sparked discussions about civil service examination fairness in Bihar.
Health Concerns Following Arrest
After being forcibly removed from Gandhi Maidan, Kishor was hospitalized due to dehydration and an infection. Reports indicate that he is currently in the ICU, with doctors emphasizing the need for comprehensive medical examinations. His party leaders promptly took him to a private healthcare facility in Patna for treatment after a doctor’s recommendation.
The Hunger Strike
Kishor began his indefinite fast on January 2, advocating for the cancellation of the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) examination held in December 2024. His determination to continue the fast was reiterated even as he faced serious health issues.
Legal Troubles and Bail Conditions
Upon his arrest, Kishor was granted bail on the condition that he refrain from participating in future protests and sign a bond of ₹25,000. However, he refused to comply, emphasizing his commitment to the cause of civil service aspirants.
Conclusion
Prashant Kishor’s ongoing struggle raises important questions about the transparency and fairness of civil service examinations in Bihar. As he continues to fight for the rights of aspiring civil servants, the public watches closely. For more updates on events like this, stay tuned to Looffers.com, your go-to source for the latest news and offers!
