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MP Pappu Yadav meets Bihar Governor to raise BPSC, BSSC exam concerns of assistant professor candidates
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 21 Aug 2026, 08:48 PM
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Lok Sabha MP Pappu Yadav visited the Raj Bhavan in Patna and presented the grievances of candidates protesting at Gurdani Bagh, highlighting issues in the 70th BPSC, Daroga, BSSC and domicile examinations.
Lok Sabha MP Pappu Yadav visited the Bihar Governor at the Raj Bhavan in Patna on Thursday, carrying the demands of assistant‑professor aspirants who have been staging a sit‑in at Gurdani Bagh, Patna. The candidates, many of whom are awaiting the results of the 70th BPSC examination and related BSSC and Daroga tests, have raised concerns over alleged irregularities and delays in the conduct of these exams.
During the meeting, Yadav highlighted specific grievances, including the pending declaration of results, the handling of domicile verification, and the overall transparency of the selection process. He urged the Governor to intervene and ensure that the state’s recruitment agencies address the candidates’ issues promptly.
The MP’s intervention follows a series of protests by the aspirants, who claim that procedural lapses are jeopardising their career prospects. Yadav’s engagement with the Governor signals political support for the candidates and adds pressure on the Bihar Public Service Commission and the Bihar Subordinate Services Commission to resolve the pending matters.
No official response from the Governor’s office was released at the time of reporting, and the candidates continue to await a concrete timetable for the resolution of their demands.
During the meeting, Yadav highlighted specific grievances, including the pending declaration of results, the handling of domicile verification, and the overall transparency of the selection process. He urged the Governor to intervene and ensure that the state’s recruitment agencies address the candidates’ issues promptly.
The MP’s intervention follows a series of protests by the aspirants, who claim that procedural lapses are jeopardising their career prospects. Yadav’s engagement with the Governor signals political support for the candidates and adds pressure on the Bihar Public Service Commission and the Bihar Subordinate Services Commission to resolve the pending matters.
No official response from the Governor’s office was released at the time of reporting, and the candidates continue to await a concrete timetable for the resolution of their demands.