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Students' protests rock Bihar Assembly on final day of Monsoon session

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Students' protests rock Bihar Assembly on final day of Monsoon session
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Pandemonium in both Houses of the legislature over Patna protests"Several students have been injured in lathi charge. In Jehanabad, police even fired gunshots on Thursday (July 23, 2026). There must be a discussion on attempts to repress students raising legitimate demands," Mr.

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A heated exchange between the ruling side and the Opposition over students' protests in various parts of Bihar disrupted the Assembly proceedings for about an hour on Friday (July 24, 2026).As soon as the House assembled for the final day of the Monsoon session, Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD)’s Alok Mehta rose in his seat to demand a discussion on the unrest that began with protests in the State capital a couple of days ago and spread to various other districts on Thursday (July 23, 2026) over the NEET paper leak. Pandemonium in both Houses of the legislature over Patna protests"Several students have been injured in lathi charge. In Jehanabad, police even fired gunshots on Thursday (July 23, 2026). There must be a discussion on attempts to repress students raising legitimate demands," Mr.

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