The re-exam took place at 22 centres in Patna, with only 5,943 of the 12,012 registered candidates appearing for the test.

The Patna Police on early Monday arrested Jan Suraaj chief Prashant Kishor, who was sitting on an indefinite hunger strike at Gandhi Maidan in Patna. He was seeking action in support of protesting students,

Suraaj party chief Prashant Kishor, on an indefinite hunger strike demanding the cancellation of a BPSC exam, was forcibly detained by Bihar police early Monday morning. This protest, deemed illegal by authorities,

The police took him to Patna AIIMS for a medical examination, news agency PTI reported, citing supporters of Prashant Kishor.

A court in Patna on Monday sent Jan Suraaj leader Prashant Kishor to judicial custody after he was detained by Bihar police while on fast-unto-death protest at

Patna: Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor was on Monday arrested for his "illegal" fast unto death and sent to jail upon refusal to accept bail, granted by a court here with conditions that were deemed "unreasonable".

Over five lakh candidates took the Combined Competitive Exams on December 13, but allegations of a question paper leak led to protests in Patna. While fresh exams for 10,000 candidates were scheduled,

The supporters of Jan Suraaj chief Prashant Kishore clashed with Patna police after cops detained Kishor who was on an indefinite hunger strike in support of BPSC aspirants.

Kishor was sitting a hunger strike since Thursday to press for the cancellation of the integrated 70th combined (preliminary) competitive test conducted by the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) on December 13.

A clash broke out between the Patna Police and supporters of the Jan Suraaj Party at Gandhi Maidan on Monday after police detained Prashant Kishor, the party’s chief. Kishor had been on an indefinite hunger strike,

Patna Police has vacated the place at Gandhi Maidan where Jan Suraaj chief Prashant Kishor was sitting on a fast-unto-death with the protestors