Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav calls for Raj Bhavan march over Bihar exam leaks
Tejashwi Yadav, the opposition figure in Bihar's assembly, announced a protest march to the state’s Raj Bhavan on August 19, citing a breakdown of the examination system and repeated paper leaks.
In a statement issued from New Delhi, Tejashwi Yadav, who leads the opposition in the Bihar legislative assembly, declared a protest march to the Raj Bhavan on August 19. He described the current examination framework as having completely collapsed and highlighted ongoing leaks of exam papers as a key grievance. The planned demonstration aims to draw attention to these systemic failures and compel the state government to address the issue. Yadav’s call follows mounting criticism of the education administration in Bihar. No further details about the march’s organization or participant numbers were provided.
Why it matters
The protest underscores political pressure on Bihar's government to fix exam security and restore confidence in the education system.
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