FIR Registered in Biraul Over Unauthorized March During Bihar Bandh Against NEET Paper Leak, Police Identifying Accused Through CCTV and Video Evidence
Darbhanga/Biraul: Police have registered a First Information Report (FIR) in the Biraul police station area of Darbhanga district against those who allegedly organized an unauthorized march and blocked a public road during the Bihar Bandh called in protest against the alleged NEET examination paper leak.
According to police, a large crowd of students and supporters gathered at Bhagat Singh Chowk, where they staged a demonstration and blocked the main road, disrupting traffic and causing inconvenience to commuters and local residents.
Officials said that the investigation is underway and that the accused are being identified using CCTV footage, video recordings, and other electronic evidence collected from the protest site.
Unauthorized Rally During Bihar Bandh
According to available information, students and members of various organizations assembled at Bhagat Singh Chowk as part of the Bihar Bandh protest against the alleged NEET paper leak.
The protesters organized a march without obtaining prior administrative permission. During the demonstration, they raised slogans demanding a fair investigation into the alleged paper leak, strict action against those responsible, and reforms to ensure transparency in the examination system.
The protest later escalated into a road blockade, temporarily halting vehicular movement in the area.
Traffic Disrupted, Public Faces Inconvenience
The road blockade resulted in long queues of vehicles, affecting office-goers, students, patients, and other commuters.
Local residents reported significant delays in travel, while several essential services were also impacted due to the traffic disruption.
Police later intervened, persuaded the protesters to clear the road, and restored normal traffic movement.
FIR Registered Over Unauthorized Demonstration
Police officials stated that no prior permission had been obtained from the administration for organizing the rally or public demonstration.
Based on this alleged violation, an FIR has been registered under the relevant legal provisions.
Authorities emphasized that while citizens have the democratic right to express their views peacefully, public demonstrations must comply with legal procedures and administrative regulations.
CCTV and Video Footage Under Examination
The investigating team is carefully reviewing CCTV recordings and videos captured during the protest.
Officials said that individuals identified through the footage will be questioned and legal action will be taken in accordance with the law. Statements from eyewitnesses may also be recorded as part of the investigation.
Administration Emphasizes Law and Order
Police stated that security arrangements had been strengthened across the district during the Bihar Bandh, with additional personnel deployed at sensitive locations to maintain law and order.
Officials reiterated that any attempt to disrupt public order, block roads, or damage public property would be dealt with strictly under the law.
Protesters' Demands
The demonstrators demanded a transparent investigation into the alleged NEET paper leak, strict punishment for those found responsible, and reforms to strengthen the integrity of the examination process.
They argued that maintaining the credibility of competitive examinations is essential for protecting the interests of students.
Police Appeal for Public Cooperation
Police have appealed to citizens to maintain peace and avoid spreading or believing rumors.
Officials also requested that anyone possessing relevant information, photographs, or videos related to the incident should share them with the investigating authorities to assist in a fair and comprehensive inquiry.
Social Media Also Under Watch
The administration said that social media posts, videos, and other digital content related to the protest are also being monitored.
Officials warned that if anyone is found spreading misleading information or attempting to disturb public order through online platforms, appropriate legal action will be taken.
Administration's Appeal
District authorities urged all organizations and citizens to obtain the necessary permissions before organizing rallies, demonstrations, or public gatherings.
They emphasized that while the right to peaceful protest is respected in a democracy, compliance with legal procedures and public safety regulations is equally important.
Police in Biraul, Darbhanga district, have registered an FIR following an unauthorized march and road blockade during the Bihar Bandh organized in protest against the alleged NEET examination paper leak. Investigators are identifying those involved using CCTV footage, video recordings, and other electronic evidence. The administration has reiterated that peaceful protest is a democratic right, but it must be conducted in accordance with the law and established administrative procedures.
