Bihar News: Students of Government Middle School located in Pahari, Patna created a ruckus on Tuesday. During this time, parents of students also participated in the demonstration. All were unhappy with the non-availability of enrollment facilities in high schools and the difficulty of traveling long distances to the nearest higher secondary school. For this reason the students created a ruckus by blocking the national highway.
Police tried to convince the protesters
During the road jam, the protesters also set arson, as soon as the information was received, police from Bypass and Agamkuan police station reached the spot and tried to control the situation. The police tried to convince the protesters but the people creating ruckus did not agree. After this, on the information of the school principal, Patna Sadar Block Education Officer (BEO) reached the spot.
The demonstration ended on the assurance of BEO
People calmed down when the BEO assured the protesters that the students would be enrolled in the nearest higher secondary school. After being assured, the protesters removed the road block.
Students face problems due to school being far away
Balram Mandal, representative of ward 56 councilor Kismatiya Devi, says that the problem arises due to the absence of a higher secondary school in the ward. The students of the ward have to travel three to four kilometers to go to school and study. This causes a lot of trouble. He said that the government’s plan to convert middle school into high school has also not been implemented yet.
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