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ABVP to Stage Protest in Patna Against Anti‑National Activities
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 30 Oct 2026, 08:45 AM
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Student wing ABVP will hold a demonstration in Patna today, condemning what it calls anti‑national actions.
Patna's streets are set to see a rally by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) later today, with activists planning to gather near the city’s municipal office. The student organization announced the protest on its social media channels, stating that the demonstration will begin in the early afternoon and will be peaceful.
ABVP members said the protest is aimed at drawing attention to what they describe as "anti‑national activities" taking place across the country. The group urged the government to take swift action against these actions and to safeguard national interests, without naming specific incidents.
Local police have been informed of the gathering and have confirmed that necessary permissions have been obtained. Officials anticipate a moderate crowd and have advised commuters to avoid the immediate vicinity of the protest route to prevent traffic disruptions.
The demonstration is expected to conclude by early evening, after which ABVP leaders plan to submit a written memorandum to the state administration outlining their demands.
ABVP members said the protest is aimed at drawing attention to what they describe as "anti‑national activities" taking place across the country. The group urged the government to take swift action against these actions and to safeguard national interests, without naming specific incidents.
Local police have been informed of the gathering and have confirmed that necessary permissions have been obtained. Officials anticipate a moderate crowd and have advised commuters to avoid the immediate vicinity of the protest route to prevent traffic disruptions.
The demonstration is expected to conclude by early evening, after which ABVP leaders plan to submit a written memorandum to the state administration outlining their demands.